Novozámecký a Brehyňský rybník
- Country:Czechia
- Site number:496
- Area:923 ha
- Designation date:02-07-1990
- Coordinates:50°37'N 14°33'E
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Overview
Semi-natural fishponds created by the damming of valley streams, and subject to a moderately intensive management regime. Habitat includes extensive reedbeds, wet meadows, peat bogs and wet, coniferous woodland. An important area for small numbers of breeding and staging birds, including the White-tailed sea eagle and Osprey. The site provides habitat for several notable plant species. The elimination of the submerged vegetation and input of sediment-laden runoff triggered hyper-nutrient-enrichment. For these reasons the site was added to the Montreux Record in 1994. Removed from the Montreux Record 2002.
Administrative region:
Ceská Lipa
- National legal designation:
- national nature reserve
- Last publication date:01-12-1991