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Poster 28: The Intermediate Atlantic Heath
NATUURPUNT, Mercierplein 1, 2800 Mechelen, info@natuurpunt.be
| Release date | 24/08/2009 |
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Heathlands in East and West-Flanders are particular. They are an intermediate variant of the North-Atlantic Heath (from 'Kempen' to North-Germany) and the Atlantic Heath (England - Brittany). The area of this heathland is very reduced. Today, only small remnants still exist. The critical state of this heath type led to a project supported by the EU. The major heathland area is managed within the nature reserve 'Gulke Putten'. In another reserve, 'Maldegemveld', efforts are devoted to restoration management.