Into Nature: The Wetlands of Ekkodalen

Ind i naturen - Ekkodalens moser

Into Nature: The Wetlands of Ekkodalen

Foto: NaturBornholm

Into Nature – The Wetlands of Ekkodalen. A walk with Morten DD Hansen and Michael Stoltze

In 2020, the major restoration of Ekkodalen’s wetlands and meadows was completed, and a remarkable variety of plant and animal life is now beginning to establish itself.

We visit the area and talk about how nature can be restored on former agricultural land – something Denmark will need to become exceptionally good at if the ambition of protecting 30% of its natural areas is to be achieved.

The two highly experienced biologists, Morten DD Hansen and Michael Stoltze, have extensive experience with nature restoration projects. They will explain how nature can return after centuries, or perhaps even millennia, of farming, and we will see what has already been achieved in the wetlands of Ekkodalen after just a few years of restoration work.

Please wear suitable clothing and footwear for the weather and terrain. If the weather is particularly severe, the event will be cancelled and the participation fee refunded. Any cancellation will be announced on our website and on NaturBornholm’s website.

Participation fee: DKK 90

Into Nature (Ind i naturen)

For adults with an interest in Bornholm’s nature, geology, flora, fauna and landscapes. Activities include excursions and talks focusing on nature and how it has developed over time.

Please note: The event is held in Danish.

You can also take part as a guest for a small fee if you are not a member.

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Time
Date:
2026-11-04 | Wednesday
Time:
15:00 - 16:30
Location
P-pladsen v. fugletårnet
Skørrebrovejen 4
3720 Aakirkeby
Organiser
NaturBornholm
Grønningen 30
3720 Aakirkeby
+45 56 94 04 00
naturbornholm@naturbornholm.dk
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