Zdjęcie: Ingrid Andrén

Tutterskulle, Naturreservat

Rezerwat przyrody

Województwo: Västra Götalands län
6698.07 km od Ciebie

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Akcje

Opis

At the Tutterskulle Nature Reserve are sturdy old pines in a wild forest landscape with steep slopes and large boulders, but also a still pond and a marsh. The nature reserve is made up of the high plateau that surrounds the rocky outcrop Tutterskulle. Here old pine forest grows and an unusual amount of deciduous trees for the area. The ground is very hilly and here and there are damp depressions. A sign of high natural value. Inonctus and crust fungus are two of the reserve’s rare fungi. They are both known as indication species, as they indicate that there are likely other sensitive species in close proximity. Large and small owls. Tutterskulle is one of the places in Tiveden with most owls. Here for instance are the small species pygmy owl and boreal owl. On spring-winter nights the male boreal owl’s persistent call can be heard for hours.

Access

Tutterskulle is on level 1 of the County Administrative Board’s classification of the county’s nature reserves, which means it has a wilderness character and lacks outdoor facilities.

Działania i udogodnienia

Municipality: Laxå

Year established: 2009

Area: 112 hectares

Landowner: Sveaskog AB

Manager: County Administrative Board

Reserve creator: County Administrative Board

The Tutterskulle nature reserve is located in Laxå municipality, just south of Tiveden National Park and Ösjönäs. From Örebro (E20 south) drive south past Askersund, turn right on road 49 towards Skövde. A bit after Olshammar there are signs for Tivedens National Park and Ösjönäs. From Laxå, drive towards Askersund and then turn right towards Tivedens National Park, pass Tived and then follow the signs towards Ösjönäs. From Ösjönäs drive 2.3 km south and then turn left towards Spåndals Bergsjö. Walk the last bit to the reserve.

In the nature reserve it is forbidden to:

dig, cut, carve, paint or otherwise damage the earth's surface or solid natural objects,
drive a motorized vehicle,
ride a bicycle or horseback,
felling, removing or otherwise damaging dead, standing or fallen trees or bushes
damage vegetation in general, e.g. by digging up plants such as rice, grass, herbs, mosses or lichens.
without the permission of the county administrative board, put up a permanent board, sign or poster or make tracks,
without the county administrative board's permission, use the area for organized competitions or exercises, camp activities or similar,
without the county administrative board's permission, make fires other than in any designated place.