Practical training for building yard employees: Focus on biodiversity

Practical training for building yard employees: Focus on biodiversity

In the Leader region Mostlandl Hausruck, a successful training series for building yard employees recently took place. The trained workforce learned how important the care of municipal areas and trees is for nature conservation and biodiversity. Through well -founded training content, the participants were able to deepen their knowledge of biodiversity and receive directly implementable recommendations for their work.

A total of basic theoretical aspects and practical exercises were treated on four training days. This included the natural care of green areas, the system of flower strips and the professional tree cut. "The care of public areas offers great potential to promote biodiversity and has a strong role model in our society," said Christoph Mader, Managing Director of the Leader region Mostlandl Hausruck.

key for sustainable improvements

The training courses in which employees from 19 municipalities of the Grieskirchen district took part in aiming to raise awareness of biodiversity. Sophia Freymüller, project manager, emphasized the importance of these measures: "Especially in times of climate change and species death, it is crucial that the municipalities also make their contribution." This includes measures such as reducing pesticides and creating new habitats by flower meadows.

outlook on future training courses

In order to consolidate the newly acquired knowledge, further training courses are already planned for 2025. The mayors of Michaelnbach, Martin Dammayr, emphasize that the commitment of the employees for the care of public areas is an important step towards sustainable development. The protection of biodiversity begins on a small scale, and the building yard employees are the key to these long -term improvements.

For more information about the training series and future events, the website www.mostlandl-hausruck.at . The LEADER region is actively committed to improving the quality of life in rural areas, supported by cooperation with the municipalities and commitment of the local population.