Donkse Laagten
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The Donkse Laagten is an area of roughly 2 square kilometres in the Dutch Alblasserwaard. It is located between Streefkerk and Bleskensgraaf. There is no public transportation to the area.
The Donkse Laagten is mainly notable for two things:
- It is a site of relative importance in bird conservation and protection. There are three duck decoys.
- It is one of the sites in the Netherlands where it is legal to camp in the wild, as authorized by the Dutch governmental agency Staatsbosbeheer.
[edit] External links
- Google Map - The Donkse Laagten are directly north to Bleskensgraaf and west to the Donksweg
- BirdLife International - Status of the Donkse Laagten from BirdLife International
- Vogelbescherming Nederland - Status of the Donkse Laagten by the Dutch bird protection group
- Staatsbosbeheer - Dutch governmental branch charged with the protection of the area. (Dutch)
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