Mettmann relies on humanity: pigeon plague without a falconer solution!

Mettmann relies on humanity: pigeon plague without a falconer solution!

Mettmann, Deutschland - in Mettmann, a debate about the so -called pigeon plague causes excitement. Instead of relying on drastic measures such as the killing of city pigeons, those responsible have chosen a different approach. Marcel Neubauer, head of the regulatory office, made it clear that the city distances itself from extreme methods. A recently conducted conversation with the Mayor Sandra Pietschmann, an expert from NABU (Nature Conservation Association of Germany) and representatives of the "Taubenhilfe" highlights the situation and possible alternatives.

Neubauer has taken the challenge that has been on his desk since his start in January. The pigeon population in the city not only disturbs aesthetics, but can also bring health risks. It is therefore important to find a humane and sustainable solution that respects the well -being of the animals and at the same time takes the concerns of the citizens seriously.

dialog and proposed solutions

Several solutions were discussed as part of the meeting. These range from the construction of a special pigeon house to control the population to reconnaissance measures to sensitize the citizens when it comes to dealing with pigeons. The idea of a pigeon house is considered promising because it offers the animals a safe place and can at the same time prevent overpopulation.

The talks have also shown that it is important to involve the public in this process. Schools and local organizations could also be included to design projects for deaf responsibility and species protection. This would not only raise awareness of the problem, but also strengthen the sense of community.

The decision to rely on human tactics could have a role model for other cities that fight similar problems with city pigeons. The comprehensive discussion and the cooperation with experts from nature conservation are essential.