Welcome to the banks of the Oder River, a serene haven nestled along the German-Polish border, where the symphony of nature unfolds. Formed during the tumultuous churn of the Ice Age, the Oderbruch holds within its soil the echoes of millennia. The river winds its way through marshes and meadows, nurturing a delicate ecosystem teeming with biodiversity. Few centuries ago, human channeled the river’s waters to cultivate fertile farmland, transforming the Oderbruch into a vibrant agricultural region. Today we can listen to its dawn chorus that serves as a reminder of the delicate balance between humanity and the environment. 

What to hear:
Common nightingale, european robin, blackbird, song thrush, eurasian wren, common chiffchaff, willow warbler, eurasian skylark, white stork, common crane, reed warbler, canada goose, barnacle goose, greylag goose, grasshopper warbler, mute swan, whooper swan, northern lapwing, marsh warbler, common pheasant, great crested grebe, common cuckoo, european fire-bellied toad, hoopoe, eurasian golden oriole.