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Model Region Schlei Modellprojekt Schlei Improvement of the environmental status of the Schlei catchment area Matthias Böldt Naturpark Schlei e.V. | Plessenstraße 7 | 24837 Schleswig Outline 1. Background 2. Structure & goals 3. First achievements 2 Schlei Fjord © OpenStreetMap-contributors www.openstreetmap.org/copyright 3 Water catchment area „Schlei“ • Schlei > 42 km length; catchment area approx. 70.000 ha • 1 Federal Waterways and Shipping Office • Adminstrative levels: 2 districts and over 60 rural municipalities • 20 water and ground associations (maintaining water bodies) • 3 regional farmer associations 4 The unique history of the „Schlei“ UNESCO World Heritage : Haithabu & Danewerk Historic trading route : Baltic & North Sea Territorial changes: Danish-Prussian War in 1864 Different (agrarian) history: North ( Angeln ) & South ( Schwansen ) 5 EU Water Framework Directive Thematic map to the 2nd WFD management plan Ecological status for lakes & coastal waters very good good moderate unsatisfactory bad not classified Other EU-Regulations: Natura 2000 network (Habitats and Birds Directives) Marine Strategy Framework Directive + HELCOM Local working groups (mainly in honorary office): WG - Water Framework Directive • Natura 2000 advisory board 6 Agriculture – the key issue • Different agricultural structures in the North (Angeln) and South (Schwansen) of the Schlei fjord • Catchment area: 79 % agricultural land mainly high productive arable land • Main crop ranking: 1. Winter wheat 2. Silage maize 3. Winter oilseed rape 4. Winter barley * Catchment Area ** Entire characteristic landscape area in Schleswig-Holstein Data: agricultural structure survey 2016 (Statistical office North Germany) 7 Biogas production Landscape changes: increase of biogas plants 1990 - 2013 Increase of biogas plants per km² 0 – 0,1 0,1 – 0,5 0,5 – 1,8 Increase of installed electric power (kW/km²) 0 – 48 kW 48 – 88 kW 88 – 784 no changes without biogas plants MELUND Landschaftsrahmenplan 2019 In the north-eastern part of Schleswig-Holstein > 200 biogas plants with more than 180.000 kW installed electrical power Bundesnetzagentur 2014 8 Farm-gate nutrient balances Phosphorus Nitrogen Henning & Taube 2020 9 Pathways of phosphorus Pathways of phosphorus of the river basin districts in Schleswig Holstein Run off Erosion Interflow Ground water Drainages Deposition Sewage separation Small wastewater treatment plants Industry Large wastewater treatment plants Tetzlaff et al. 2016 Risk due to water erosion : medium to very high landscape: glacial carved, slightly hilly Nutrient availability in the upper soil: predominantly high to very high 10 Nutrient inputs Schlei fjord low freshwater inflow few water exchange with the open sea River system „Füsinger Au“ drains over 55 % of the catchment area 11 Nutrient inputs Schlei fjord low freshwater inflow few water exchange with the open sea River system Füsinger Au drains over 55 % of the catchment area 12 Initiation Modell Projekt Schlei Foto: Klaus-Günter Nebel, 2018 Foto: Thomas Eisenkrätzer 13 Outline 1. Backround 2. Structure & goals 3. First examples 4. Outlook 14 Project structure Naturpark Schlei 44 municipalities Modell Projekt Lokale Aktion On-farm advice on nature conservation; Natura 2000 management Boundaries of the Naturpark Schlei 15 Project structure Naturpark Schlei 44 municipalities District District Rendsburg-Eckernförde Schleswig-Flensburg Modell Projekt Federal State of Schleswig-Holstein 16 Project Goals Biodiversity-, climate- & water protection increase of synergy effects integrative & cooperative approach 17 Project Goals Biodiversity-, climate- & water protection increase of synergy effects integrative & cooperative approach • Promotion of agri-environmental services • Strengthening regional value chains • Agro-Environmental research • Environmental education • Renaturation Foto: Miguel A. Padrinan 18 Project Goals Biodiversity-, climate- & water protection increase of synergy effects integrative & cooperative approach • Promotion of agri-environmental services • Strengthening regional value chains • Agro-Environmental research • Environmental education • Renaturation Foto: Miguel A. Padrinan 19 Networking activities 20 Outline 1. Backround 2. Concept & Main Goals 3. First achievements 4. Outlook 21 Water protection advice for farmers area of advicing activities LLUR 2019 Established since 2019 Supports the fertilizer management and crop rotation planning focusing also the new fertiliser ordinance (2020) in germany Funded by EAFRD & the federal state of Schleswig-Holstein 22 Temporary buffer strips • New agri-environmental measure for Schleswig-Holstein • Temporary flowering buffer strips along water bodies • On arable land over 3 years 850 € / (ha*a) • Buffer strips > 10 m • Regional seed mixtures with rare species • No pesticides and fertiliser allowed Funded by the federal state of Schleswig-Holstein Foto: DVL Helge Neumann Foto: DVL Helge Neumann 23 Temporary buffer strips • High willingness to participate offering > 80 fields in 2020 priorization for 24 ha • Farmers have mainly shown little experience with agri-envrionmental measures • Support of the regional biotope network 24 Permanent buffer strips • Purchase or long-term lease of buffer strips along all water bodies; payment of land market value • Obligation to maintain permant grassland • No pesticides, fertiliser and soil cultivation • Leaseholder/owner: Water and ground associations Funded by the federal state of Schleswig-Holstein Foto: LKN Kerstin v. Rönn Foto: LKN Nicolas Bigalk 25 Knowledge transfer Experimental field „Regional seed for water bodies“ Chamber of agriculture – grassland department Field experiment 1) Regional flowering mixture arable land 0 % Grasses 2) Regional flowering mixture arable land 10 % Grasses 3) Regional flowering mixture grassland 30 % Grasses 4) Extensive cattle pasture grassland 85 % Grasses 26 Lowland management Multifunctional development goals • Developing a „Schlei Lagoon“ (27 ha) • 18 ha land allocated to public foundation Retention pollutants FFH developing salt marshes Bird sanctuary resting and nesting Climate protection carbon sink Environmental education Foto: Michelle Dresler Funded by the federal state of Schleswig-Holstein 27 Environmental education Digital water trail • Digital theme trail along a water body • Provision of background information Funded by the district of Schleswig-Flensburg Foto: Kaique Rocha Environmental education concept „water quality“ • Development of an education concept topic „water quality“ • Implementation of learning and school events Foto: Dampsoft GmbH usage of a water research kit Funded by a local privat company 28 Agro-Environmental research Development of new agricultural policy reward instruments for the reduction of nutrient surpluses in agriculture using the living lab “Modellregion Schlei” Runtime: 2021 – 2024 Lead: Kiel University – Faculty of Agriculture Institute of Crop Science and Plant Breeding Institute of Agricultural Economics Cooperation partners: Naturpark Schlei Chamber of Agriculture Schleswig-Holstein German association for landscape conservation Funded by the federal state of Schleswig-Holstein 29 Foto: Henrik Matzen Henrik Foto: Contact: Naturpark Schlei e.V. | Plessenstraße 7 | 24837 Schleswig www.naturparkschlei.de Project management „Modellprojekt Schlei“: Matthias Böldt & Kathrin Erbe [email protected] / [email protected] +49 4621 8500 5132 / 5133 The project Ministry of Energy, Agriculture, the Environment, is supported Nature and Digitalization of Schleswig-Holstein District Rendsburg-Eckernförde District Schleswig-Flensburg by: - Department of Nature Conservation -.
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