Habitats & Landscape Protection

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Landscape planning

Landscape plans ensure the preservation of our habitats through protection, care, and development. They regulate the handling of nature reserves, landscape protection areas, and natural monuments to maintain biodiversity and quality of life.

Protected Areas and Objects

Nature reserves, landscape protection areas, and natural monuments in the Oberbergischer Kreis are unique habitats and impressive nature preserved through comprehensive protective measures.

Contract-Based Nature Conservation OKULA

The Oberbergisch Cultural Landscape Program (OKULA) has been supporting farmers for over 25 years in securing habitats worthy of protection through environmentally friendly farming practices. Funding comes from the EU, the state, and the district.

Interventions and Construction Projects

In construction projects, species protection regulations must be observed to protect protected animals and their habitats. For smaller projects, self-disclosure may suffice; larger interventions require expert reports.

Biological Station Oberberg

The Biological Station Oberberg is a non-profit association funded by the state of North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW) and the Oberberg district. Its tasks include managing protected areas, biotope maintenance, and providing professional support to the Oberberg district in managing contract nature conservation areas.

Nature Conservation Advisory Board

The Nature Conservation Advisory Board is composed of various experts, contributes to the protection, care, and development of the landscape, and advises the nature conservation authority. The members work on a voluntary basis and represent various interest groups.