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New nature conservation advisory board in the Regensburg district: challenges and opportunities
The Nature Conservation Advisory Board at the Regensburg District Office was reconstituted on August 31, 2024 to promote environmental protection in the region.
New nature conservation advisory board in the Regensburg district: challenges and opportunities
The Nature Conservation Advisory Board at the Regensburg District Office has recently reorganized itself to address the challenges in the area of nature conservation and environmental awareness. These advisory boards, which consist of experts, are required by law in Bavaria and play a crucial role in advising the nature conservation authorities. The members are appointed for a period of five years, and the current term of office begins on September 1, 2024 and ends on August 31, 2029.
The constitutive meeting of the new nature conservation advisory board took place on August 31, 2024. District Administrator Tanja Schweiger welcomed the new members in the district office meeting room. The newly appointed members include experts from various fields, including Dr. Albrecht Muscholl-Silberhorn, Christoph Bauer, Torsten Mierswa, Raoul Kreienmeier and Reinhard Neft. These experts bring valuable knowledge of nature conservation, landscape management and biology, which is of great importance for the work of the advisory board.
Important role of the nature conservation advisory board
In her speech, Tanja Schweiger emphasized the importance of the Nature Conservation Advisory Board. She emphasized that members are fundamental in all conservation matters. “God bless you for making yourself available for this responsible and voluntary work,” she said. Nature conservation and environmental issues are becoming increasingly important in society and are presenting nature conservation authorities with new challenges.
The meeting also included the farewell of the members of the previous term of office. District Administrator Schweiger thanked Alfons Hahn and the deputies Johann Mayer and Albert Karl for their valuable contribution to the region and the common good. Their work has helped raise awareness of conservation issues and provided important impetus.
The members of the new nature conservation advisory board are: Reinhard Neft, Dr. Albrecht Muscholl-Silberhorn, Christoph Bauer, Torsten Mierswa and Raoul Kreienmeier. The deputies are Daniela Giehrl, Uta Röder, Josef Gerl, Georg Maierhofer and Josef Sturm. This composition promises well-founded and committed work in the coming years.
The picture shows the members of the new nature conservation advisory board during the constituent meeting, including the district administrator and the retiring members. The collaboration of these experts will be crucial to successfully mastering the challenges in the field of nature conservation and environmental awareness.