LIECHTENSTEIN · SPECIES · INVASIVE SPECIES
Neophytenstandorte (Flächen)
What this layer shows
Recorded stands of invasive non-native plants: goldenrods, knotweeds, balsams, butterfly bush and others, with the date observed, density and control. In earthworks, contaminated soil must be handled so the plants do not spread; no record does not mean a site is clear.
Publisher and licence
Liechtensteinische Landesverwaltung, Amt für Tiefbau und Geoinformation (Opendata BY: freie Nutzung, Quellenangabe Pflicht)
Licence not stated by the publisher
Liechtensteinische Landesverwaltung, Amt für Tiefbau und Geoinformation (Opendata BY: freie Nutzung, Quellenangabe Pflicht)
Where the data comes from
WFS · service.geo.llv.li
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Facts shown for each feature
Species · Observed · Density · Habitat · Control
In these presets
Inventory of priority nature areas
The 2025 inventory of priority nature areas, with an object sheet for every entry: habitats, landscapes, natural monuments and forest sites worth protecting, with the ecological network strips, invasive plant sites and nature reserves. The technical basis of every environmental assessment in the country.
Planning and building in Liechtenstein
What a building project in Liechtenstein meets first: land parcels from the official survey, protected cultural property, major-accident consultation zones, groundwater protection zones, the agricultural soil map and invasive plants.