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German national and nature parks - National Park in the Wadden Sea - Germany / Federal Republic of Germany 2004 - 55 Euro Cent

Designer: Barbara Dimanski, Halle an der Saale

German national and nature parks - National Park in the Wadden Sea - Germany / Federal Republic of Germany 2004 - 55 Euro Cent


Theme: Architecture
CountryGermany / Federal Republic of Germany
Issue Date2004
Face Value55.00 
PerforationK 13 1/4
Stamp TypePostage stamp
Item TypeStamp
Chronological Issue Number2280
Chronological ChapterGER-BRD
SID892732
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The Netherlands, Germany and Denmark each have a share of the Wadden Sea. In order to ensure the preservation of as many species-rich domestic animal and plant populations as possible, the corresponding German federal states have declared their share of the Wadden Sea national parks. These include: the Lower Saxon, the Hamburg and the Holstein Wadden Sea, where nature is largely left to its own devices. These unique protected areas of dunes, salt marshes and islands cover a total of approximately 7,300 square kilometers. The approximately 2,000 species of animals in the mudflat include shells, snails and seals as well as rare birds that live there all year round or rest on their train to the south.

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The Netherlands, Germany and Denmark each have a share of the Wadden Sea. In order to ensure the preservation of as many species-rich domestic animal and plant populations as possible, the corresponding German federal states have declared their share of the Wadden Sea national parks. These include: the Lower Saxon, the Hamburg and the Holstein Wadden Sea, where nature is largely left to its own devices. These unique protected areas of dunes, salt marshes and islands cover a total of approximately 7,300 square kilometers. The approximately 2,000 species of animals in the mudflat include shells, snails and seals as well as rare birds that live there all year round or rest on their train to the south..