Nature Reserves.
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Walking in and around the region, here and there a display or sign of an upside down triangle with green edging and a white inside image with a raptor can seen. Sometimes, the label conservation area, Naturschutzgebiet can be read. This display is very important for the preservation of any natural landscape in entire Germany because it labels protected landscapes and the flora and fauna within.
There are 14 nature reserves in Rhine County Neuss. Some of them are intended to preserve biological communities, ecosystems, of endangered species of flora and fauna from extinction.
For example, in the forest nature reserve of Knechtsteden, Waldnaturschutzgebiet and Knechtsteden special attention is being paid to the preservation and protection of the woodruff-beech. These areas are also of an exceptional importance because a number of rare bat, black woodpecker, nightingale, and orioles.
The Spey near Meerbusch is one of the most significant wildlife habitats. It is located along an annual bird migration route. As a result it constitutes an important biotope along the Rhine. At the time the gravel and sandbanks, hardwood copses and pastureland are to being.
Zonser Grind near Dormagen is situated on a small U-shaped peninsula jutting out into the Rhine River opposite Düsseldorf-Benrath. The river bank is very wide at this spot and is absolutely unspoiled.
Ilvericher Altrheinschlinge is a unique geomorphological formation originating from the Ice Age. Altrheinschlinge has many animal and plant species, for example for the Common Teal, the Eurasian Hobby, the Little Grebe, the Water Rail, the oriole, the Little Owl and the Water Violet.
