The first sunny days are now warming the forest floor. The spring lesser celandine opens its yellow flowers in the protection of the national park.

The wood anemone is a harbinger of spring, covering large areas of the national park with its flowers.

The coltsfoot is now one of the first early bloomers to appear on the chalk slopes in the national park.

The first migratory birds are now returning to the national park.

The warming rays of the sun heat up the surface of the forest floor. The leaves and flowers of shallow-rooted herbs and grasses sprout.

The KÖNIGSSTUHL National Park Center opens in 2004. After 6 years of renovation and extension work, the modern information center opens its doors.

In 2003, a chalk eruption occurs at the "Wissower Klinken". This breathtaking natural spectacle is part of the natural dynamics of the chalk coast.

In calm weather, the high position of the sun heats up the chalk cliffs and the shallow beach water.

The first sunny days are now warming the forest floor. The golden buttercup opens its yellow flowers in the protection of the national park.

The humid valleys of the national park are now filled with the aromatic scent of garlic. The wild garlic is beginning to sprout.

The blackbird is now reaching the peak of its singing season. Its song can also be heard in the primeval forest of the national park.

Trumpet songs ring out: The cranes leave their winter quarters and make a short stopover in the national park.

In 1980, around 25 mouflons, a Corsican mountain sheep, were released into the wild in what is now the national park.

Spring arrives in the national park. Anemone flowers appear everywhere, transforming the forest floor into a white carpet.

Many birds are now starting to build their nests.

The tree frog lives in the water-rich deciduous forests of the national park. It is now starting to spawn.

The seven-month hibernation period of the adder is now coming to an end. Thousands of these small venomous snakes still live in the protection of the national park.

Now the common toads are looking for their spawning waters. Males and females meet during the migration. The males are carried piggy-back.

The first sunny days are now warming the forest floor. Under the protection of the national park, the hollow corydalis opens its delicate pink flowers.

In 1981, part of the shore at the "Ernst-Moritz-Arndt-Sicht" breaks off. This breathtaking natural spectacle is part of the natural dynamics of the chalk coast.

In 1992, guided tours were offered for the first time by the rangers of the National Park Authority.