The coastal dynamics in the Vorpommersche Boddenlandschaft National Park create a fascinating, constantly changing landscape with new coastlines. Land losses due to wind and waves on picturesque beaches on one side, growing headlands, new beaches and dunes on the other. An ideal habitat for hundreds of thousands of birds. In every season, other species are guests and can be observed well.
Wind and waves also throw plenty of treasures on the Baltic Sea beach. Not only the so call gold of the sea, the amber, magically attracts people. Special stones with wholes in it (famous german name: Hühnergötter), thunderbolts and other fossils are also exciting beach finds. Broken glass, beautifully patinized due to the sanding of billows, is not just civilization waste, but also tells the story of its origin by its shape and color!
The hinterland, especially the Recknitz and Trebel river valleys, on the other hand, are rather small insider tips for nature lovers. Here you are mostly alone, on the bike, in a canoe or on foot. The rivers Recknitz and Trebel form the historical border between Mecklenburg and Pomerania, but can be explored very well by canoe today. More than 100 breeding bird species are at home here, it is the westernmost distribution area of the lesser spotted eagle, the beaver has been at home here again since 1991.
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