Name: Nationalpark-Zentrum KÖNIGSSTUHL Sassnitz gemeinnützige GmbH
Address: Stubbenkammer 2, Sassnitz, 18546, DE
Telephone: +49 38392 6617 66

No two days are the same. Every date has its own story. In the calendar, we list the special moments in the Jasmund National Park.

January

14

Jan

Stormy times
February

28

Feb

First the bumblebees
August

1

Aug

King of the skies

2

Aug

The bird with the bleating voice

3

Aug

Strength lies in tranquillity

4

Aug

One last day at the Schweizerhaus

5

Aug

Eager kingfishers

6

Aug

Winter is on the horizon

7

Aug

Honeymoon

8

Aug

Once upon a time there was a king

9

Aug

A pact for the forest

10

Aug

The way is being prepared

11

Aug

A stroke of luck

12

Aug

The location is cleverly chosen

13

Aug

Chalk attracts people

14

Aug

Unpredictable and wild

15

Aug

further, faster, higher

16

Aug

Summer retreat

17

Aug

In the realm of snails

18

Aug

Well networked

19

Aug

The bows are taut

20

Aug

Screams in the twilight

21

Aug

Hunters of the darkness

22

Aug

30 days in warm foliage

23

Aug

Dormice on the cliff

24

Aug

In high demand

25

Aug

Half animal half plant

26

Aug

The calm before the storm

27

Aug

Among the first

28

Aug

Welcome old friend

29

Aug

I am at home here

30

Aug

Falcons slice the air

31

Aug

Born to die
September

1

Sep

Another pair of crayfish

2

Sep

Old becomes new

3

Sep

The deer are roaring

4

Sep

Please be quiet - Kingfisher

5

Sep

The great hike begins

6

Sep

Mysterious goings-on

7

Sep

It's getting too cold

8

Sep

Off on vacation

9

Sep

He loves solitude

10

Sep

Dress warmly

11

Sep

Patient shovel carriers

12

Sep

Five to twelve

13

Sep

Enjoy with caution

14

Sep

Only fat people get through

15

Sep

Immortalized for posterity

16

Sep

It must be large and dry

17

Sep

The permanent sleepers get tired

18

Sep

Now it's time to spawn

19

Sep

The last great rest

20

Sep

We wish you a safe journey

21

Sep

The magic of color announces itself

22

Sep

One, two, three, four cornerstone

23

Sep

The spiders sail in the wind

24

Sep

Celebrity visit

25

Sep

Oh how cute

25

Sep

Romantic finale

26

Sep

Birds of a feather flock together

27

Sep

Raging deer rampage through the bush

28

Sep

A Garden of Eden

29

Sep

Mushroom of immortality

30

Sep

Enough rattling
October

1

Oct

Everything has its order

2

Oct

Ready for the winter

3

Oct

On your marks, get set ...

4

Oct

Umbrellas are stretched out

5

Oct

Calm returns

6

Oct

Very decorative

7

Oct

The trilling toad

8

Oct

The stripes are gone

9

Oct

Night is flight time

10

Oct

Eaten in advance

11

Oct

You look so different

12

Oct

Hex, Hex

13

Oct

Head first

14

Oct

Master lamp gray in gray

15

Oct

When the larch leaves fall

16

Oct

Silent hunters

17

Oct

Between two branches

18

Oct

All mine

19

Oct

Thick and warty

20

Oct

Lonely songs

21

Oct

Burping rutting cries everywhere

22

Oct

Pea-sized red berries

23

Oct

by the thousands

24

Oct

... everything must be hidden

25

Oct

Golden Land

26

Oct

With milk please

27

Oct

Cover on top

28

Oct

Realm of fog

29

Oct

Not yet dry behind the ears

30

Oct

A turbulent past

31

Oct

Attention the queen is coming
November

1

Nov

The forest for the game

2

Nov

Unmistakable

3

Nov

New living spaces

4

Nov

Now there are wedges

5

Nov

Now get going

6

Nov

A sheep from the south

7

Nov

Women's issue

8

Nov

What a splendor

9

Nov

The smallest loon

10

Nov

Small and unsociable

11

Nov

Charming winter guest

12

Nov

From a master craftsman

13

Nov

Hydropower

14

Nov

Long-term diver

15

Nov

She has something there

16

Nov

A real sea duck

17

Nov

Literally: The very softest

18

Nov

The singing duck

19

Nov

Hookbill

20

Nov

With spring cover

21

Nov

Silent dwarves

22

Nov

You rely on contrast

23

Nov

What legs

24

Nov

Lots of fruit in winter

25

Nov

A terrible moment

26

Nov

The salmon are coming

27

Nov

Universal and unforgettable

28

Nov

In brown dress

29

Nov

Another lucky break

30

Nov

Mystical and silent
December

1

Dec

Stream with bubbles please

2

Dec

The bark with ringlets

3

Dec

Eggs in winter

4

Dec

Breathtaking

5

Dec

Ice drift

6

Dec

Wild goings-on

7

Dec

Methuselah

8

Dec

Wood of the king

9

Dec

The white bellows

10

Dec

Prussia stranded

11

Dec

The final resting place

12

Dec

Hunter Latin

13

Dec

Flotsam and jetsam - Animal death

14

Dec

You little north finch

15

Dec

Lovely

16

Dec

Permanent guest

17

Dec

Black tips

18

Dec

Rented in

19

Dec

Also called blood finch

20

Dec

Gnarled giants

21

Dec

Dressed up

22

Dec

Tree with warts

23

Dec

The laughing huntress

24

Dec

A loyal companion

25

Dec

Stinging bug

26

Dec

Swan song

27

Dec

Stretched buds

28

Dec

Forensics

29

Dec

Fed

30

Dec

Climbing master Kleiber

31

Dec

A thick rain cloud
January

1

Jan

An office for all

2

Jan

Smallpox crabs

3

Jan

The fine art

4

Jan

Black/white

5

Jan

Rust on the neck

6

Jan

Faithful friend

7

Jan

Pictures with history

8

Jan

Nature in motion

9

Jan

Flower animals

10

Jan

Shaped by water

11

Jan

Traces removed

12

Jan

Mountain or book

13

Jan

Happy Birthday

15

Jan

Submerged

16

Jan

Foxes in love

17

Jan

Finch green

18

Jan

Monsters of the deep

19

Jan

A great work

20

Jan

The red mask

21

Jan

Forest heritage

22

Jan

Bello at heel

23

Jan

One of the largest

24

Jan

Red bean

25

Jan

Forest oyster

26

Jan

With plenty of milk please

27

Jan

The blind rummager

28

Jan

There are names

29

Jan

Fish eggs - my ass

30

Jan

Petrified waves

31

Jan

An end with a tramete
February

1

Feb

Nature at its finest

2

Feb

Fossil hunter

3

Feb

Old becomes new

4

Feb

Half mushroom half algae

5

Feb

Hoarseness

6

Feb

Stormy times

7

Feb

Time of the tinder sponges

8

Feb

Butterfly tassels

9

Feb

It was to be expected

10

Feb

Oak fire sponge

11

Feb

One of twelve

12

Feb

Attention - keep your eyes open

13

Feb

Ox tongue

14

Feb

Once again gone well

15

Feb

Hatching business

16

Feb

Beguiling fragrances

17

Feb

Coppery-red lacquered mushroom

18

Feb

The chalk slide

19

Feb

Not to be overlooked

20

Feb

Bulbous lacquered mushroom

21

Feb

Winter missed

22

Feb

Dynamically beautiful

23

Feb

Enough with the chatter

24

Feb

Down the battlements

25

Feb

Unsafe terrain

26

Feb

Happy Birthday

27

Feb

Pure nature
March

1

Mar

They are also known as white chandeliers

2

Mar

Odd egg laying

3

Mar

You can't rest

4

Mar

Offspring in the badger den

5

Mar

Sun worshipper

6

Mar

Blooming lakes

7

Mar

Bud magic

8

Mar

Peacock eyes on

9

Mar

Let's go

10

Mar

Yellow stars

11

Mar

Blue stars

12

Mar

Become rare

13

Mar

Also called figwort

14

Mar

A sea of flowers

15

Mar

First the flower, then the leaf

16

Mar

There you are again

17

Mar

Warm blanket

18

Mar

Happy Birthday

19

Mar

Impressive

20

Mar

Here we go again

21

Mar

How golden

22

Mar

Beguiling

23

Mar

Singing artist

24

Mar

Brass players

25

Mar

From hunter to hunter

26

Mar

The early blossom catches the light

27

Mar

Off to the nest

28

Mar

Water spawning

29

Mar

Woke up

30

Mar

Piggy-back

31

Mar

Soft pink
April

1

Apr

Natural spectacle

2

Apr

Great interest

3

Apr

Tonight

4

Apr

Farewell

5

Apr

Also called cap sponge

6

Apr

Cloud forests

7

Apr

Cave breeders

8

Apr

It belongs to the shovel-footed toads

9

Apr

It's been a long time

10

Apr

Men first

11

Apr

Also known as figwort

12

Apr

Well-trodden paths

13

Apr

Sky key

14

Apr

Hear yes - see no

15

Apr

Upright and proud

16

Apr

Well steered

17

Apr

Nighthawks

18

Apr

Healing in sight

19

Apr

The chalk slips

20

Apr

In the shade please

21

Apr

Pollen catkins

22

Apr

Opening Skywalk Königsstuhl

23

Apr

Indomitable

24

Apr

Woke up

25

Apr

Full nests

26

Apr

Forest aroma

27

Apr

Coveted chalk

28

Apr

Daring buildings

29

Apr

Why only this name

30

Apr

Also called cuckoo's orchid
May

1

May

The lady's slipper is now in rare and beautiful bloom.

2

May

The orchid is now all purple.

3

May

Nature spreads a carpet of orchids before us.

4

May

The coralroot now modestly displays its flowers.

5

May

The unicorn is now putting all its eggs in one basket.

6

May

The fawns of the roe deer are now being born.

7

May

1876: Johannes Brahms is overwhelmed.

8

May

Now the rare brooklime is showing itself.

9

May

The nest root now puts everything in the shade.

10

May

The large bifolium begins to flower.

11

May

A harbinger of spring is now beginning its color change.

12

May

The cuckoo flower is now opening its blossoms.

13

May

A special little forest bird is now in full splendor.

14

May

Cultural heritage: the term becomes a program.

15

May

The fly orchid is now opening its flowers.

16

May

Kittens are now flying through the air.

17

May

1993: Exuberance almost leads to disaster.

18

May

1984: The four-spot is detected for the first time.

19

May

The cranberry is now beginning to flower.

20

May

The feverfew now blooms undisturbed.

21

May

Cotton grass now decorates the moors.

22

May

The ash tree is now in full bloom.

23

May

The bird's nest orchid now shows its simple splendor.

24

May

Europe's first national park is founded.

25

May

The chalk owls begin to swarm.

26

May

The wild bees form clusters.

27

May

The butterflies invite you to the wedding.

28

May

Wind now drives the beech pollen around.

29

May

The first mother-of-pearl butterflies are swarming.

30

May

1957: The jumping frog is successfully identified.

31

May

Hidden in the forest, the yew tree is now in bloom.
June

1

Jun

1958 - largest known natural chalk quarry.

2

Jun

Most dragonflies are hatching now.

3

Jun

The active period of the reptiles begins.

4

Jun

2007 - Chalk quarries form new bizarre landscapes.

5

Jun

1990 - the national park takes shape.

6

Jun

Vanilla scent is now on the beach.

7

Jun

The mosquito orchid now heralds the arrival of summer.

8

Jun

1991 - the Oppermann Foundation gets involved.

9

Jun

1994 - the Wissow clinics have their say.

10

Jun

1865 - the Victoria view gets its name.

11

Jun

Something is stirring in the ponds.

12

Jun

The water dragons emerge.

13

Jun

1820 - Foundation stone laid directly at the Königsstuhl.

14

Jun

Now it's getting royal at the Königsstuhl.

15

Jun

Now its mating season begins.

16

Jun

2003 - Topping-out ceremony is celebrated.

17

Jun

But now out with you.

18

Jun

8 months gestation period is over.

19

Jun

2007 - a hurricane changes the landscape.

20

Jun

After 5-8 years the stag beetles swarm out.

21

Jun

The young deer are now growing their first antlers.

22

Jun

1837 - Site manager Schinkel leaves his mark.

23

Jun

2005 - The state parliament sets a new course.

24

Jun

Now the calves are born.

25

Jun

2009 - The world mourns the loss of the Dresden Elbe Valley.

26

Jun

The fallow deer are now wearing their summer coats.

27

Jun

Now the hedgehog's nest is rustling.

28

Jun

The young great spotted woodpeckers have now hatched.

29

Jun

1996 - "Miss Europe" on Jasmund for the first time.

30

Jun

The fawns are now born.
July

1

Jul

Open your eyes, the pine marten mating season is beginning.

2

Jul

Ears pricked up, the badger mating season begins.

3

Jul

1996 - Jasmund National Park becomes No. 141

4

Jul

1992 - Bridge-staircase system is opened.

5

Jul

Finally, the bast is off.

6

Jul

Now it's steaming in the witches' cauldron.

6

Jul

Exciting discovery stations

7

Jul

2004 - Cologne Cathedral is added to the Red List.

8

Jul

Now the young kingfishers are flying out.

9

Jul

The ermine is now looking for its equal.

10

Jul

"Boy come back soon".

11

Jul

Now the chirping concerts begin.

12

Jul

The honey fungus is here.

13

Jul

2007 - minor cliff failures occur.

14

Jul

The big hatching begins.

15

Jul

Finally dry behind the ears.

16

Jul

It gets quiet in the forest.

17

Jul

Burbots have now become frogs.

18

Jul

Attention, the leafless barb has been spotted.

19

Jul

The first forest lizards are now being born.

20

Jul

1847 - a world-famous painting is created.

21

Jul

Open your eyes, mock battles are about to break out.

22

Jul

Smooth snakes can now be found in sunny places.

23

Jul

Sand lizards are now romping around in sunny places.

24

Jul

Red kite breeding season over.

25

Jul

Ears pricked, the young red-backed shrikes are on the loose.

26

Jul

The mallards are now beginning to molt.

27

Jul

Slow worms are now romping around in sunny places.

28

Jul

1801 - Caspar David Friedrich pays a visit.

29

Jul

The first grass snakes are now hatching.

30

Jul

Now the young black woodpeckers have to become independent.

31

Jul

1985 - Last second rescue.
February

29

Feb

Quick lettuce