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Every year in spring the storks return from their warm winter habitats back to Germany to their existing breeding nests. The Luneburg Heath is one of the white storks' favourite summer homes.

The moorland sheep and Lueneburg Heath The moorland sheep is an old breed of sheep that purportedly stems from the mouflons that are at home in Sardinia and Corsica. The breed is divided into six subspecies. The “German Grey Heath” sheep has long since been at home on the dry heath areas. It would …

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It's a bit like being in the lake district in Mecklenburg and the surprise effect is perfect. Hardly anyone expects to see a lake district in Lueneburg Heath. But everyone who has been here loves it.

The dew is still glistening on the blades of grass, it's fresh in the morning. Soon the first rays of sunshine warm the heather-covered slopes. Birdsong heralds the arrival of spring and the first buds appear. When a scenic region like the Lüneburg Heath welcomes spring, great things happen in natu…

The Lachte meanders over 33 km through wild, romantic and densely wooded areas until it flows into the Aller. Its source is Lüsche in the Celle region. On the way it flows through the villages Steinhorst, Jarnsen and Lachendorf.

The Lüneburg Heath is a paradise for hikers. But precisely because there is so much on offer, many people wonder where exactly they can best go hiking in the Heide.