Landscape Conservation Areas
There are 147 landscape conservation areas in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. All together they constitute a total area of almost 7,000 square kilometres, which is approximately one fifth of the area of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.
The conservation areas represent different forms of landscape which, however, have two things in common: their remarkable variety and especially great value for human recreation. The conservation status is to contribute to the preservation and reestablishment of the natural environment. Contrary to nature reserves, there are only slight restrictions on other utilisation within these large landscape conservation areas.
We would like to present a selection of landscape conservation areas in detail. To learn more about them, click on the map:
- Brohm Hills Landscape Conservation Area
- Dolgen Lake and Hohen Sprenz Lake Landscape Conservation Area
- Kühlung Landscape Conservation Area
- Landschaftsschutzgebiete regiona
- Lewitz Landscape Conservation Area
- Liep Fortress Landscape Conservation Area
- Lower Peene Valley Landscape Conservation Area
- Mecklenburg's Switzerland and Kummerow Lake Landscape Conservation Area
- Ruhner Berge Landscape Conservation Area
- Schwerin Outer Lake Landscape Conservation Area
- Stormsdorfer Bachtal Landscape Conservation Area
- Torgelow Lake Landscape Conservation Area
- Wesselstorf Landscape Conservation Area