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Through the generations, beachforests assume incredible shapes (National Park Mols Bjerge)

About 14% of the Danish territory is under some form of protection, and about one third of these areas belong to IUCN categories I and II. Denmark has a long tradition of nature protection, as the first Nature Conservation Act came into force in 1917, and it was then revised many times. Read more

National parks

		National Park Mols Bjerge	18.000 ha
		Thy national park	24.400 ha
		Northeast Greenland National Park	97.200.000 ha
		Vadehavet (Wadden Sea) national park	146.600 ha

Other protected areas

"Skjern Å" Natura 2000 site

24.500 ha

The photo next to the name of the protected area means that you will find information directly updated by the respective Park Authorities.