A composite site made up of four separate sectors consisting of a shallow sandy bay, low-lying coastline, and small islands. Habitats include grazed meadows of varying degrees of wetness and extensive gravel banks. The complex is of international importance as a staging area for migrating Branta leucopsis and molting Anser anser . It is important for various species of breeding waterbirds. The continuation of traditional grazing is essential for maintaining the site's value for breeding and staging birds.
Access is restricted.
Ramsar site no. 21. The lower part of Scania's largest river made up of nutrient-rich freshwater lakes, reedbeds, scrub, and extensive pasture. The site is subject to regular flooding and is a key area in Scania for various species of breeding waterbirds. The area also supports several scarce plant species. Ramsar site no. 16.