Kromme Rijn and Utrechtse Heuvelrug regions
Utrecht, The Netherlands
Utrechtse Heuvelrug National Park in the Netherlands features 10,000 ha of heathlands, grasslands and floodplains, and is the second largest forest area in the country, featuring oak and beech trees and over 100 bird species.
The Utrechtse Heuvelrug and Kromme Rijn region is a multifunctional landscape under pressure from many competing claims and conflicting functions. Joint planning and decision-making will help to develop a landscape that keeps providing important functions valued by current and future generations.

Key management issues

Recreation

Subsistence

Cultural heritage

Groundwater provision

Development

Water quality and pollution
Cover photo and gallery photos © Franziska Komossa
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