- Wildmoos (Gilching) - Wikipedia
- Wildmoos (Gilching) – Wikipedia
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- Wildmoos: Wanderungen und Rundwege - Komoot
- Das Wildmoos - LBV Starnberg
- Gilching - BUND Naturschutz in Bayern e.V.
- Wildmoos (Gilching) - Wikiwand
- Die 5 schönsten Wanderungen rund um Gilching | Komoot
- Spaziergang im Görbelmoos und Wildmoos - BinMalKuerzWeg
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Wildmoos Nature Reserve is a protected area located in the municipality of Gilching in the Starnberg District, Bavaria. It is also part of the Western Part of Starnberg District landscape conservation area and "Moors and Beech Forests between Etterschlag and Fürstenfeldbruck" (Moore und Buchenwälder zwischen Etterschlag und Fürstenfeldbruck) Natura 2000 site.
History
= Peat extraction
=Until the 1920s, Wildmoos was a largely untouched fen with a peat thickness of up to four meters. In order to extract the desired peat as a heating material, the area was drained in 1927. However, it was later discovered that the quality of the peat for heating was unsuitable, as the peat bricks shrank significantly and crumbled after drying. Peat extraction was only economically viable in times of necessity and was discontinued around 1960.
The nature reserve was designated by the Starnberg District Office (Landratsamt Starnberg) on August 27, 1979. In 2004, it was recognized as Natura 2000 special area of conservation, a network of protected areas in the European Union.
= Renaturation
=To preserve the moor habitat with its typical vegetation and associated wildlife, renaturation with the goal of restoring the moorland began in 2013. The project was delayed due to the fact that the moorland area belonged to 130 landowners. Agreements were eventually reached with most of them, allowing work to begin in February 2022. This involved the removal of spruce trees covering an area of 1.9 hectares, as spruce trees have a high water consumption in a moor. Additionally, 30 dam structures were installed in 19 water-carrying ditches. The main ditch cannot be dammed yet due to missing permissions. The project was supported by the Entrepreneur Association for Economic Development Starnberg (UWS) and the District Farmers' Association. The costs are estimated at €100,000 and are covered 90% by the State of Bavaria.
Geography and geology
Wildmoos is located in the extreme northwest of Starnberg District at an elevation of 571 metres (1,873 ft). To the north and east, it is partially surrounded by steeply rising moraine hills, along with the adjacent Görbelmoos. To the west, it borders the fields of the hamlet of Jexhof (Bauernhofmuseum Jexhof), situated in a depression in the Fürstenfeldbruck District. The Kellerbach stream flows through Wildmoos, running from its source in the northeast to the southwest through the protected area.
Wildmoos was formed as a peat-filled kettle after the retreat of the glaciers of the Würm glaciation. The area of 0.45 km2 is embedded in the landscape of the "Pre-Alpine Moor and Hilly Country" of the Jungmoränenland.
Flora and Fauna
The central part of Wildmoos consists of open Scots pine and birch moorland, while the peripheral areas have dense growths of common heather and bog birch in some places. Some specimens of shrubby birch also grow here. The shrubby birch is a very rare and significant glacial relic in Bavaria. In drier moor areas in the former peat extraction sites, there is a lichen-rich heath vegetation, and in wetter areas, the original high moor vegetation with round-leaved sundew, wintergreen, sheathed cottonsedge, and lingonberry can be found. The meadows in the peripheral areas now host rare plants such as the Siberian iris and the marsh gentian. The endangered lady's slipper orchid, which can grow up to 50 cm tall, can still be found here.
The long-standing drainage of Wildmoos posed a significant threat not only to the high moorland vegetation but also to amphibians and insects. Renaturation is of great benefit to species reliant on suitable breeding waters, such as the critically endangered yellow-bellied toad and the common goldenring dragonfly from the hawker dragonfly family.
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Wildmoos (Gilching) - Wikipedia
Wildmoos is located in the extreme northwest of Starnberg District at an elevation of 571 metres (1,873 ft). To the north and east, it is partially surrounded by steeply rising moraine hills, along with the adjacent Görbelmoos.
Wildmoos (Gilching) – Wikipedia
Das Naturschutzgebiet Wildmoos ist ein Naturschutzgebiet in der Gemeinde Gilching im Landkreis Starnberg. Gleichzeitig ist es Teil des Landschaftsschutzgebietes „Westlicher Teil des Landkreises Starnberg“ und des FFH-Gebietes „Moore und Buchenwälder zwischen Etterschlag und Fürstenfeldbruck“.
NSG Wildmoos - LBV Starnberg
Das Wildmoos ist seit 1979 als Naturschutzgebiet von 38 ha Fläche ausgewiesen. Es ist Teil des 775 ha großen FFH-Gebiet “Moore und Buchenwälder zwischen Etterschlag und Fürstenfeldbruck”. Das Wildmoos ist ein Kind der Riß-, vor allem aber der Würmeiszeit.
Wildmoos: Wanderungen und Rundwege - Komoot
Das Gilchinger Wildmoos liegt in der Gemeinde Gilching, Landkreis Starnberg, zwischen dem Bauernhofmuseum Jexhof (bei Schöngeising, Landkreis Fürstenfeldbruck) und Gilching, ostwärts anschließend an die Siedlungsinsel um den Jexhof.
Das Wildmoos - LBV Starnberg
Das Wildmoos liegt auf dem Gebiet der Gemeinde Gilching, Landkreis Starnberg. Es ist südlich von Schöngeising und westlich von Gilching gelegen. Am westlichen Rand des Untersuchungsgebiet befindet sich das Bauernhofmuseum Jexhof des Landkreises Fürstenfeldbruck.
Gilching - BUND Naturschutz in Bayern e.V.
Schwerpunkt unserer Arbeit sind die seit Jahren stattfindenden Pflegeaktionen in unseren beiden Gilchinger Naturschutzgebieten, dem Görbelmoos und dem Wildmoos und auf den direkt angrenzenden Flächen. Am Rand dieser Moore pflegen wir seit Jahren ehemalige Streuwiesen, sogenannte Halbtrockenrasen.
Wildmoos (Gilching) - Wikiwand
Wildmoos Nature Reserve is a protected area located in the municipality of Gilching in the Starnberg District, Bavaria. It is also part of the Western Part of Starnberg District landscape conservation area and "Moors and Beech Forests between Etterschlag and Fürstenfeldbruck" Natura 2000 site.
Die 5 schönsten Wanderungen rund um Gilching | Komoot
Jan 15, 2025 · Beim Wandern kannst du die Landschaft rund um Gilching wahrscheinlich am besten erleben. Aber zuerst brauchst du die richtigen Wandertouren. Und da können wir helfen: Such dir eine der Top-Wanderungen aus und entdeck die schönsten Wanderwege und Wandergebiete rund um Gilching.
Spaziergang im Görbelmoos und Wildmoos - BinMalKuerzWeg
Apr 22, 2021 · Der Spaziergang im Görbelmoos und Wildmoos in Gilching ist eine schöne Wanderung nur unweit von München entfernt die besonders ruhig ist.
Das Gilchinger Wildmoos wird renaturiert - Starnberg - SZ.de
Feb 20, 2022 · Das Naturschutzgebiet "Gilchinger Wildmoos" zwischen den Landkreisen Starnberg und Fürstenfeldbruck soll renaturiert werden. Damit es nicht weiter austrocknet, sind umfangreiche Bauarbeiten...