Beech-Dominated Forest Habitats

Large parts of the project area consist of Luzulo-Fagetum (9110) and Asperulo-Fagetum (9130) beech forests. These habitats are characterized by mature beech stands, complex canopy layers and diverse herb vegetation. On nutrient-rich soils, these forests can develop old-growth structures with large habitat trees and significant deadwood accumulation.

Mixed and Special Habitat Types

Other important habitats include oak–hornbeam forests (9170), ravine forests (9180) and limestone beech forests with orchids (9150). Moist valleys and streams support alluvial forests (91E0), while rocky slopes and old oak stands provide specialized habitats such as calcareous rock vegetation (8210) and acidophilous oak forests (9190).