Opportunity to explore the islands of Krakow's Upper Lake. A cutter from the Krakow Seesport Club will take you to the Großer Werder, which you can then explore on a hike led by area manager Dr. Sebastian Lorenz.
The Krakow Upper Lake is a nationally renowned nature reserve of national and international importance and has been closed to all boat traffic since the mid-1970s due to its abundance of water birds. Its eight wharfs are breeding grounds for numerous species of songbirds and waterfowl, with the unwooded Großer Werder with its colony of black-headed gulls being particularly important. The lake's islands and silted areas are also home to many botanical rarities.
Once a year, interested nature lovers have the opportunity to explore the islands of Krakow's Upper Lake on a guided excursion. A cutter from the Krakow Lake Sports Club takes you across to the Großer Werder, which is then explored on a hike under the guidance of area manager Dr. Sebastian Lorenz. There will be explanations about the history of the landscape and land use of the Werder as well as ornithological and geobotanical features. Insights into the breeding colonies of black-headed gulls and cormorants are highlights of the excursion.
ATTENTION: Due to a specified limit of 20 participants per group, registration by telephone on 0385 760 999 7 is required! A contribution towards expenses of €10 per person is charged.
Dates: Saturday, 11.05.2024 at 09:00 am and 11:00 am
Meeting point: Trout farm in 18292 Dobbin-Walkmöhl
Donations to the foundation are very welcome Sturdy shoes or rubber boots are required! Insect allergy sufferers can only take part if they bring an allergy emergency kit! The foundation accepts no liability for any damage caused on the boat trips. Your participation is at your own risk.
