Naardermeer • A marshland of 1200 hectares in the centre of the Netherlands • Birthplace of Nature organisation Natuurmonumenten
Ecosystems of marshland Marshland fens Reed beds Sedge marshes Nutrient-poor hayfields Carr
N2000 Site
N2000 Habitats
H3140 Hard oligo-mesotrophic waters with bentic vegetation of Chara spp.
H3150 Natural eutrophic lakes with Magnopotamion or Hydrocharition type
H7140A/B Transition mires and quaking bogs
•H4010B Wet heath with Erica tetralix
H91D0 Bog wood land
•H6410 Molinia meadows on calcareous, peaty or clayey-silt-laden soils (Molinion caeruleae) H4010B Wet heath Erica tetralix
Meervleermuis Gevlekte witsnuitlibel platte schijfhoren Gestreepte Groenknolorchis Noordse Woelmuis waterroofkever Rivierdonderpad Bittervoorn Kleine modderkruiper
Grayleg Goose
Management concerns - Decreasing area and quality of reedbeds (phragmites and other pioneer vegetation) - Water quality (seepage water, water inlet) - Water quantity; waterlevels - Expanding forest into reedbeds
Management Watermanagement (quality and quantity) • defosfatizing • separate waterbody Cormorants – waterlevels Reedculture Reed clearing of trees Mowing of transition mires Mowing hay meadows
Life project - New Life for Dutch fens - Open landscape - Marsh birds
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