New nature conservation advisory board in Coburg constituted - important course!

New nature conservation advisory board in Coburg constituted - important course!

Landratsamt Coburg, 96450 Coburg, Deutschland - The nature conservation advisory board of the district of Coburg recently heralded its eleventh term of office, which will last until August 31, 2029. In a constituent meeting at the end of September, both new members and former members of the advisory board met in the Coburg district office to officially start their cooperation. This session not only marks a new beginning, but is also an important step for nature conservation in the region.

The nature conservation advisory board has the task of advising the nature conservation authority at the district office scientifically and professionally. The advisory board is made up of a pool of experts in the areas of nature and species protection, forestry, agriculture and hunting. The members have the authority to submit applications and are listened to in the case of nature conservation decisions. This additional expertise is crucial for the development of effective environmental protection measures and the promotion of sustainable practices in the region.

new members and their roles

The new occupation of the nature conservation advisory board includes prominent representatives from various relevant organizations. These include:

• Justus Humpert from the Bavarian State Forest Aör Forstbetrieb Coburg
• Frank Menzner from the Bavarian Farmers' Association Coburg office
• Bernd Reisenweber, who works for the district group Coburg e.V. in the State Hunting Association Bavaria-Bavarian Hunting Association
• Stefan Beyer from the BUND Nature Conservation District Group Coburg
• Wolfgang Schultheiß as deputy from the Bavarian Forest Owner Association e.V.
• Ralf Keller from the Protection Association of German Wald-LV Bayern e.V. & Waldbauernvereinigung Coburg e.V.
• Heinz Gilbricht from the district group Coburg e.V. in the State Hunting Association Bavaria-Bavarian Hunting Association e.V.
• Gerhard Hübner from the Landesbund für Vogelschutz in Bayern e.V.
• Ute Michel from the BUND Nature Conservation District Group Coburg

This variety of experiences and specialist knowledge should ensure that the Advisory Board can work efficiently and set the course for nature conservation in the region.

The members who left the advisory board on August 31, 2024 include Miriam Janthur and Hans-Peter Schönecker. Their departures open up new perspectives for the fresh arrivals who can get involved with new ideas and impulses.

Julia Bauersachs, Head of Bauen & Environment at the Coburg district office, takes over the chair of the nature conservation advisory board. At the constituent meeting, the district administrator Sebastian Straubel emphasized how important the voluntary commitment of the members for nature and environmental protection is. He personally presented the appeal certificates to the new members and expressed his thanks.

For the next five years, the advisory board will not only accompany the decision-making process in nature conservation, but will also inform the public about important topics and developments in the field of nature and environmental protection. The expertise of the member organizations and the commitment of the advisory board members are essential in order to promote sustainable and responsible development in the region. A lever for nature conservation, which will also play a role in further discussions and decisions of the local political landscape.

For more information on the topics that the nature conservation advisory board will address in the new term of office, further details in the report at www.wiesentbote.de .