Saar-Hunsrück Nature Park

Nature parks are man-made landscapes. They have been used for many years, so they are influenced by human action. The aim of the Natural Park is to reconcile the protection and use of the landscape (“protection through use”). The aim is to promote sustainable, gentle land use and sustainable recreational tourism in the area. In addition, nature parks should consist mainly of nature conservation or landscape conservation areas and possess a wide variety of species and biotopes. The Saarland-Rhineland-Palatinate Nature Park Saar-Hunsrück covers an area of 1 976 square kilometres over the two federal states. Delimitation of the Saar-Hunsrück Nature Park. Material data/attribute information: In addition to numerous in-house attributes, the following user-relevant attributes are available: OIDEXT: GISPADID; IDENTIFICATION: OSIRIS identifier; GBNAME: Area name; GBAZ: Old identifier; PROJECT: Project origin; POWER: In force; KRAFTS: In force since; Force: Outside of force; FLANZ: Number of areas; UNDERL: Documents; ISPAPSCH: Inspire Application Schema; OFFLAE: Area in ha (official); GEOGENAU: Geometric accuracy; DMASSTB: Digitising scale; PROTECTION: Protection objective; EDAT: save date viewing object in the GDZ; MultiFeature class consists of a comprehensive feature class GDZ2010.A_nglschg and the business table with the material data (GDZ2010.nglschg).