Skräbeån

Skräbeån is a small river located in the province of Skåne in southern Sweden. It is primarily known for its relatively untouched natural environment and its importance as a spawning ground for various fish species, particularly sea trout (Salmo trutta).

The river's course runs through a predominantly agricultural landscape, interspersed with areas of woodland and wetlands. Its source is located in the higher ground of north-eastern Skåne, and it flows south-west to empty into the Baltic Sea near the town of Åhus.

Skräbeån, while not a long or particularly wide river, plays a vital role in the local ecosystem. Conservation efforts are in place to protect its water quality and maintain its biodiversity, particularly focusing on preserving the conditions necessary for fish populations to thrive. These efforts often involve restoring natural river courses, mitigating the impact of agricultural runoff, and regulating fishing activities. The river is also a popular destination for recreational activities such as fishing, canoeing, and hiking.