Nature and bee trail Eichelkamp

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The nature and bee trail Eichelkamp in the Herpinetal in Halver invites visitors to a leisurely walk with lots of interesting facts about nature and bees.





Hinweisschild zum Naturlehrpfad




Waldweg entlang des Naturlehrpfades




Eine der zahlreichen Infotafeln




Der Lebensraum Wald ist zentrales Thema




Die Teiche am Wegesrand im Winter




Die Infotafeln am Wegesrand




Infotafeln mit interessanten Fakten begleiten den

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Nature and bee trail Eichelkamp

Herpinetal / Zum Hälversprung

58553 Halver

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Created by the local tree association, the nature trail Eichelkamp offers a lot of interesting information for young and old and brings visitors closer to nature.

For example, visitors learn that trees clean the air we breathe and that an 80-year-old tree can store the CO2 emissions of a family of four. Trees relieve our climate, filter dust from the air free of charge and are thus as effective as an expensive air filter. So there are many reasons to protect and preserve trees.

The trail, which is about 3 km long, is located on Falkenstraße, leads through a forest and is equipped with information signs that provide insights into the forest habitat, including a look at the forest floor (Mysterious World in the Dark), Peaceful Buzzers (Wild Bees and Bumblebees), Native Mushrooms and Wood or The Pool Spring (Water from the Deep).

It is available for interested visitors and hikers, but is also suitable for school classes as a destination for an excursion.

In the summer of 2019, the nature trail was supplemented in the area of the Herpine ponds by an educational bee trail, which provides a lot of exciting information about these valuable insects on various display boards. As a small highlight, there is also an insect hotel along the way.

Starting at the Eichelkamp parking lot, the exciting circular trail can be completed in just over an hour. Information boards about wild bees and honey bees, an exciting display case and rest areas along the way make the bee trail a great destination. By appointment, you can also take a look at the large bee colonies under the guidance of a beekeeper.

Text source © Baumverein Halver e.V. & Imkerverein Halver e.V.

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