Büsnauer Wiesental
Büsnauer Wiesental is a nature reserve in Stuttgart, between Büsnau and Vaihingen, within Schönbuch and Glemswald. Meadows spread through this urban setting, preserving a landscape that has become rare in modern agriculture. Paths cross the reserve, including the Natura Trail through Glemswald and the meadow valley.
The protected grassland shelters the Trollblume, a regional rarity around the Middle Neckar. Amphibians include the common toad, tree frog, frogs and newts. Birds such as snipe, whinchat and woodcock move through the meadows and surrounding woodland. Conservation efforts prevented development once considered by the University of Stuttgart. Summer nights reveal an unexpected character: this meadow valley is Stuttgart’s coldest point.
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