The Danish Nature
On The Danish Environmental Protection Agency's website, you can find helpful advice with suggestions for activities in nature as well as information about nature conservation. You can read about biodiversity, efforts to halt the decline in natural diversity, and the fight against invasive species.
You will also find themed pages about the Danish forests and their significance for the environment. Finally, the site has a species lexicon with information about animals and plants in the Danish nature.
Read more at naturstyrelsen.dk.
Take good care of nature
It is important that we all respect and treat nature well. When you are in nature, it is therefore important to respect the signs you encounter along your way. Always remember to show consideration for both nature and animals, other people, and private property rights. Remember to clean up after yourself and always take your trash with you.
Natura 2000 protection in the Aarhus Region
Several nature areas in the Aarhus region form part of Natura 2000, which is a European network of protected nature areas. These areas have been designated to protect specific habitat types and wild animal and plant species that are rare, threatened or characteristic of EU countries.
Natura 2000 is based on the EU’s Habitats Directive and Birds Directive, and the areas are subject to specific rules on protection and management.
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