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Round table on the future of the FFH and SPA areas: Your opinion counts!
Invitation to the round table on Natura 2000: Management plan for FFH and SPA areas on November 19th and 26th, 2024 in Furth im Wald and Cham.
Round table on the future of the FFH and SPA areas: Your opinion counts!
The government of the Upper Palatinate invites you to a round table. This takes place for the FFH area 6741-371 “Chamb, Regentalaue and Regen between Roding and the mouth of the Danube” as well as the SPA area 6741-471 “Regentalaue and Chambtal with Rötelseeweiher area”. The event is public and is aimed at property owners, communities and associations.
Information about Natura 2000
The Free State of Bavaria has set up an ecological network of fauna, flora, habitat and bird protection areas under the name “Natura 2000”. The aim is to preserve the natural heritage and promote sustainable land use. Farmers and forest owners contribute to the diversity of species through their careful treatment of nature.
Management plan and event
The mapping work in the above-mentioned FFH and SPA area has been completed. The draft management plan is available. This describes the necessary measures to ensure the conservation status of the area. The draft is explained and questions are answered at the round table.
The event will take place on two dates: on Tuesday, November 19th, 2024, at 7:00 p.m. in the large meeting room of the Furth im Wald town hall and on Tuesday, November 26th, 2024, at 7:00 p.m. in the nave hall of the Old Cham town hall. Registration is not required.
More information
The government of the Upper Palatinate points out that photos and films will be taken during the event. Further information about Natura 2000 can be found on the homepage of the Bavarian State Ministry for the Environment and Consumer Protection. The draft version of the management plan can also be viewed there.
is the contact person for questionsJohannes Geblerfrom the Government of the Upper Palatinate, Higher Nature Conservation Authority. He can be reached by phone at 0941/5680-1808.