Guided biodiversity walk at Skovsgaard on Langeland

Get up close to the wild countryside

On a guided biodiversity walk at Skovsgaard, you’ll head out into the countryside where horses and cattle graze all year round. The aim is to see the landscape through fresh eyes and understand how the animals’ natural behaviour helps to create a more varied natural environment.

Large grazers create life

When the animals nibble, rub against trees, trample paths and leave droppings in the landscape, they create small disturbances in nature. This provides better conditions for more plants, insects and other species that thrive in a more varied landscape.

For adults with an interest in nature

The tour is ideal for adults who would like to learn more about biodiversity, wild grazing and nature conservation. Along the way, it becomes clear how Skovsgaard’s nature is developing when large grazers are allowed to leave their mark on the area.

Skovsgaard as a nature destination

Skovsgaard is a nature destination in southern Langeland with a focus on wilder nature. The site features, among other things, large natural areas, a nature workshop, exhibitions, a café and opportunities to get close to the landscape. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}

Nearby experiences

Near Skovsgaard, you can explore Lindelse Nor, Hennetved Haver and the surrounding nature areas. Lindelse Nor is a flooded Ice Age landscape and part of the UNESCO Global Geopark South Funen Archipelago.

Practical information

The tour takes place outdoors in natural areas with grazing animals, and the ground may be uneven, wet or muddy depending on the weather. Accessibility for wheelchair users may therefore vary. Please choose clothing and footwear suitable for a walk in the countryside. Skovsgaard is accessible by car, and the trip can be planned using public transport to the area without specifying particular routes.