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Beschreibung
The largely unused former military airport is characterized by large open grassy areas, old taxiways and runways, as well as the ruins of military buildings, hangars, and a control tower. Between the open spaces, there are sparse stands of trees and shrubs, providing a variety of nesting and resting opportunities. Adjacent to the site is a former barracks settlement, whose abandoned buildings provide additional habitats.
The combination of open spaces and small wooded areas makes the area an ideal habitat for species that prefer undisturbed open landscapes: Feldlerche, Wiesenpieper, and Neuntöter can be observed here, as well as birds of prey such as Turmfalke, Mäusebussard, and the occasional Rotmilan. Schwarzkehlchen, Gartenrotschwanz, and Stieglitz also use the buildings and their surroundings.
Visitors can use the historic tower as a viewing point upon request – an excellent location for surveying the area and observing birdlife.
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Zugang
The Lausitz Science Park is located in Cottbus, in the northwest of the city. The site is easily accessible from the B169. Parking is available at the tower on Levinestraße and along the access roads. Press P on the map for directions to a parking.
By bike: From the center of Cottbus, a bike path leads past the university campus toward Spreewald Castle. From Burger Chauassee, turn left onto Elly-Beinhorn-Straße and then onto Levinestraße. By bus and train: From Cottbus main station, take the bus to the "Lagune" leisure pool and then bus number 11 to the Lausitz Science Park.
The former tower is visible from afar and can be used as an observation point upon request.