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In harmony with nature at Gut St. Martins
THE ST. MARTINS FOTO HIDE: Part of the former salt pond - the Pimetzlacke - on the St. Martins site has been renaturalized and brought back to "life" with a great deal of passion. In the center of the shallow water is an observation hide, which is sunk into the ground: the St. Martins Photo Hide.
We use the surplus thermal water to feed a wetland on our site, which is to develop into a salt marsh again under scientific supervision. Instead of discharging the water, it becomes a valuable habitat and serves as a habitat for a wide variety of aquatic life and rare birds such as black-winged stilts, lapwings and redshanks. From the unique photo hide, the inhabitants of the varnish can be observed and photographed at close range thanks to mirrored panes.
Animal sponsorship
Become an animal sponsor of one of our St. Martins' animals.
The contribution to the sponsorship is used entirely for the welfare of the animals at the St. Martins Estate.
