Jungerberg and Hackelsberg

Summary Jungerberg and Hackelsberg are two hills situated in the north-west of the Lake Neusiedl area. As well as the close by Leithagebirge and the Ruster Hu & 776;gelland both hills are considered as the most eastern foothills of the Alps. For a long time, the range has bin a famous research destination for botanists. The Hackelsberg is also famous for its large butterfly population. 1080 Different kinds of Butterflies have their habitat on this small hill. In former times specious-rich dry grassland covered almost the whole surface of both hills. Due to the expansion of viniculture, a lot of these precious habitats have already gone lost. With the end of grazing management these spaces of dry grassland are threatened by becoming overgrown by bushes and trees. The Expansion of the Settlement Area also Endangers Precious Habitats on both Hills.数据集概述 容格贝格（Jungerberg）与哈克尔斯贝格（Hackelsberg）是坐落于新锡德尔湖（Lake Neusiedl）区域西北部的两座山丘。连同附近的莱塔山（Leithagebirge）与鲁斯特丘陵地带（Ruster Hügelland），这两座山丘均被视作阿尔卑斯山脉最东端的山麓丘陵带。长期以来，这片区域都是植物学家知名的研究胜地。哈克尔斯贝格还以其丰富的蝴蝶种群而闻名，这座小型山丘上栖息着1080种蝴蝶。历史上，物种丰富的旱生草原几乎覆盖了两座山丘的全部地表。随着葡萄种植业的扩张，大量此类珍贵栖息地已不复存在。随着放牧管理的终止，这些旱生草原正面临被灌丛与树木侵占的威胁。定居点面积的扩张同样威胁着两座山丘上的珍贵栖息地。