Caption

Ancient alluvial forest on the edge of the Grosse Lauter in the Grosse Lautertal near Lauterach, Munderkingen, Swabian Alb, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany, Europe

Date

Apr 09, 2023

Credit line

Photo12/imageBROKER/Ullrich Gnoth

Reference

BRK24C67_418

Model release

NA

Property release

NA

License type

Royalty free

Available size

74,3Mb (7,1Mb) / 20,8in x 13,9in / 6240 x 4160 (300dpi)

Keywords

Baden-Wurttemberg Baden-Wuerttemberg Central Europe Environmental friendly Europe Europe's FRG Forest area Forestry Geotope Geotopes German German Federal Republic Germany Lauter Lautertal Middle Europe No People Republic of Germany South Germany Southern Germany alluvial forest biotope biotopes body of water bog boggy botany climate climate change climate control climate protection climates close to nature conservation area countryside deserted eco-friendly ecofriendly ecology edge edges empty environment environment protection environmental protection environmentally friendly flood plain floodplain floodplain forest floodplain forests floodplains flora forest forest area forest management forested forestland forestry forests geology geopark grassland landscape green habitat landscape landscape photo landscape shot landscapes marsh marsh area marshland marshy meadow landscape moor muddy natural natural environment natural environments natural habitat naturalness nature naturel environment near-natural no one nobody old-growth forest open air original primary forest primeval forest primeval forests protected area reserve reserves river rivers riverside woodland sanctuary scenery season seasons semi-natural seminatural swamp swamps swamps landscapes swampy timber industries timber industry travel photography tree trees uninhabited valley valleys wetland wetland landscape wetlands wooded wooded area woodland woods Swabian Alb Swabian Jura climate crisis ecological ecologically environmental field global warming lawn meadow meadows moorland moorlands swamp landscape vegetation vegetations water waterfront waters