Gul slinga, Gyaskogen Stehag Eslöv

German law

The right of public access gives us the freedom to move around in nature. The main rule of the right of public access is - "do not disturb, do not destroy".

• Take care of nature. Do not break twigs and branches from living trees.
• Take your rubbish home with you.
• Pick berries, mushrooms and flowers. But only outside nature reserves and no protected plants.
• Keep an eye on your dog. In spring, when birds and other animals have their young, it's good to keep your dog on a leash.
• Be careful when making fires. Keep an eye on fire bans and use fixed barbecue areas.
• Show consideration. Do not walk too close to houses.

**Different regulations apply in nature reserves.

In addition to the regulations and prohibitions in other laws and regulations, it is forbidden to:

1. digging, drilling, chiseling, painting or otherwise damaging boulders, living or dead trees and bushes
2. picking plants, including mosses and lichens
3. collecting invertebrates such as butterflies, beetles, snails and shells or otherwise disturbing wildlife
4. camping
5. make a fire other than in a designated place
6. drive a motorized vehicle
7. bring an unleashed dog
8. using a radio, tape recorder or similar device in a disruptive manner
9. affixing a board, poster, placard, sign, inscription or similar device