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Progress Report 2009 – 2011 National Natural Landscapes 2 | National Natural Landscapes Progress Report 2009 – 2011 National Natural Landscapes 2 | NATIONAL NATURAL LANDSCAPES Biosphärenreservat Vessertal- üringer Wald Salzburger Straße 64 Franz-Hartmann-Straße 9 Waldstraße 1 Schlossplatz 3 83435 Bad Reichenhall 67466 Lambrecht (Pfalz) 98711 Schmiedefeld am Rennsteig 17237 Hohenzieritz Tel.: 0 86 51 - 7 73-5 40 Tel.: 0 63 25 - 95 52-0 Tel.: 03 67 82 - 6 66-0 Tel.: 03 98 24 - 2 52-0 www.lra-bgl.de www.biosphere-pfaelzerwald- www.biosphaerenreservat- www.mueritz-nationalpark.de vosges.org vessertal.de Zweibrücker Straße 5 Bayern Freyunger Straße 2 An der Elbe 4 66440 Blieskastel Oberwaldbehrunger Straße 4 94481 Grafenau 01814 Bad Schandau Tel.: 0 68 42 - 9 60 09-0 97656 Oberelsbach Tel.: 0 85 52 - 96 00-0 Tel.: 03 50 22 - 9 00-6 00 www.biosphaere-bliesgau.eu Tel.: 0 97 74 - 9 10 20 www.nationalpark- www.nationalpark-saechsische- Hessen bayerischer-wald.de schweiz.de Wasserkuppe 36129 Gersfeld Tel.: 0 66 54 - 96 12-0 Neuhausstraße 9 Thüringen Doktorberg 6 19322 Rühstädt Mittelsdorfer Straße 23 83471 Berchtesgaden Schlossgarten 1 Tel.: 03 87 91 - 9 80-0 98634 Kaltensundheim Tel. 0 86 52 - 96 86-0 25382 Tönning www.biosphaerenreservat- Tel.: 03 69 46 - 3 82-0 www.nationalpark- Tel.: 0 48 61 - 6 16-0 flusslandschaft-elbe.brandenburg.de www.brrhoen.de berchtesgaden.de www.wattenmeer-nationalpark.de Stadthausbrücke 8 Wittenburger Chaussee 13 Urftseestraße 34 Park 2 20355 Hamburg 19246 Zarrentin am Schaalsee 53937 Schleiden-Gemünd 16303 Schwedt OT Criewen Tel.: 040 - 4 28 40-24 91 Tel.: 03 88 51 - 30 2-0 Tel.: 0 24 44 - 95 10-0 Tel.: 0 33 32 - 26 77-0 www.wattenmeer-nationalpark.de www.schaalsee.de www.nationalpark-eifel.de www.nationalpark-unteres-odertal. brandenburg.de Hallesche Straße 68 a Schlossgarten 1 Bei der Marktkirche 9 Im Forst 5 06536 Roßla 25382 Tönning 99947 Bad Langensalza 18375 Born Tel.: 03 46 51 - 29 88 9-0 Tel.: 0 48 61 - 6 16-0 Tel.: 0 36 03 - 39 07 0 Tel.: 03 83 92 - 50 20 www.bioreskarstsuedharz.de www.nationalpark-hamburgisches- www.nationalpark-hainich.de www.nationalpark-vorpommersche- wattenmeer.de boddenlandschaft.de Kapenmühle – PF 13 82 Hoher Steinweg 5-6 Stadthausbrücke 8 Virchowstraße 1 06813 Dessau-Roßlau 16278 Angermünde 20355 Hamburg 26382 Wilhelmshaven Tel.: 03 49 04 - 42 10 Tel.: 0 33 31 - 36 54-0 Tel.: 040 - 4 28 40-33 92 Tel.: 0 44 21 - 91 10 www.mittelelbe.com www.biosphaerenreservat- www.wattenmeer-nationalpark.de www.nationalpark-wattenmeer. schorfheide-chorin.brandenburg.de niedersachsen.de Am Markt 1 Altes Lager R 13 Lindenallee 35 Naturpark Altmühltal 29456 Hitzacker 72525 Münsingen-Auingen 38855 Wernigerode Notre Dame 1 Tel.: 0 58 62 - 96 73-0 Tel.: 0 73 81 - 93 29 38-10 Tel.: 0 39 43 - 55 02-0 85072 Eichstätt www.elbtalaue.niedersachsen.de www.biosphaerengebiet-alb.de www.nationalpark-harz.de Tel.: 0 84 21 - 98 76-0 www.naturpark-altmuehltal.de Virchowstraße 1 Schulstraße 9 Stubbenkammer 2a Kastanienallee 13 26382 Wilhelmshaven 03222 Lübbenau 18546 Sassnitz 17373 Ueckermünde Tel.: 0 44 21 - 91 10 Tel.: 0 35 42 - 89 21 0 Tel.: 03 83 92 - 3 50 11 Tel.: 03 97 71 - 4 41-08 www.nationalpark-wattenmeer. www.biosphaerenreservat- www.nationalpark-jasmund.de www.naturpark-am-stettiner-haff.de niedersachsen.de spreewald.brandenburg.de Dorfstraße 29 Blieschow 7a Laustraße 8 Wandlitzer Chaussee 55 02694 Guttau OT Wartha 18586 Lancken-Granitz 34537 Bad Wildungen 16321 Bernau b. Berlin Tel.: 03 59 32 - 3 65-0 Tel.: 03 83 03 - 8 85-0 Tel.: 0 56 21 - 75 24 9-0 Tel.: 0 33 38 - 75 17 6-0 www.biosphaerenreservat- www.biosphaerenreservat- www.nationalpark- www.naturpark-barnim. oberlausitz.de suedostruegen.de kellerwald-edersee.de brandenburg.de Progress Report 2009 – 2011 National Natural Landscapes With the co-operation of: Dr. Gerhard Albinger, Advisor 25 / Species- and Site Protection, Landscape Management, State Office for the Environment, Monitoring and Nature Protection Baden-Württemberg Gudrun Batek, Head of Education EUROPARC Germany Petra Bernert, Director Schwabian Alb Biosphere Reserve Clara Buer, Scientific Worker at the Chair of Sustainable Science and Applied Geography, Ernst Moritz Arndt University of Greifswald Jens Brüggemann, Müritz National Park Office Astrid Paschkowski, WWF Education Advisor Kerstin Emonds, Project Co-ordinator EUROPARC Germany Jens Enemark, General Secretary, Common Wadden Sea Secretariat Josef Erhard, Director Bavarian Forest National Park Service Ralf Forst, Federal Agency for Nature Conservation (Bundesamt für Naturschutz – BfN) Achim Frede, Head of Research, Documentation and Nature Protection, Kellerwald-Edersee National Park Dr. Johannes Hager, Director of Eichsfeld-Hainich-Werratal Nature Park, Board of EUROPARC Germany Dr. Detlef Hansen, Director of Schleswig-Holstein Wadden Sea National Park Dr. Eberhard Henne, Board of EUROPARC Federation Andrea Hoffmann, Project Co-ordinator EUROPARC Germany Dr. Klaus Janke, European Nature Protection, Hamburg Wadden Sea National Park and Biosphere Reserve, Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg Klaus Jarmatz, Director Schaalsee Biosphere Reserve Adrian Johst, Naturstiftung David Vivian Sophie Kreft, Head of Communication EUROPARC Germany Nina Kuschniok, Communication EUROPARC Germany Dr. Carsten Neßhöver, Dept. Nature Protection Research, Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research Sigrun Lange, Managing Director E.C.O. Deutschland GmbH Manfred Lütkepohl, Director Naturwacht Brandenburg Gabriele Niclas, Protected Areas / Large Protected Areas, Federal Agency for Nature Conservation (Bundesamt für Naturschutz – BfN) Morwenna Parkyn, Communications Officer, EUROPARC Federation Dr. rer. nat. habil. Thorsten Permien, Director Sustainable Development and Forestry, Ministry of Agriculture, the Environment and Consumer Protection Dr. Heinrich Rall, Director Research and Documentation, Bavarian Forest National Park Carol Ritchie, Director EUROPARC Federation Anne Schierenberg, Project Co-ordinator EUROPARC Germany Peter Schneider, Communication EUROPARC Germany Pia Schramm, Bliesgau Biosphere Partnership Karl Friedrich Sinner, Director National Park Bavarian Forest (until April 2011), Board of EUROPARC Germany Franziska Solbrig, Scientific Worker at the Chair of Sustainable Science and Applied Geography, Ernst Moritz Arndt University of Greifswald Peter Südbeck, Director Lower Saxony Wadden Sea National Park Prof. Dr. Susanne Stoll-Kleemann, Chair of Sustainable Science and Applied Geography, Ernst Moritz Arndt University of Greifswald Holger Wesemüller, Deputy Chairman EUROPARC Germany Dr. Katrin Vohland, Museum für Naturkunde Berlin Dr. Daniel Wolf, Basic Policy Issues, Research Co-ordination and Quality Management, MAB Office, Federal Agency for Nature Conservation (Bundesamt für Naturschutz – BfN) 4 | PREFACE Preface The Third EUROPARC Progress Report on the National Natural Land- scapes of Germany clearly shows the successful development of the German pro tec ted area system. Recognition of Swabian Alb and Bliesgau as UNESCO biosphere reserves, extension of the biosphere reserve Berchtesgade ner Land to include the whole district of that name and the inscription of the Wadden Sea on UNESCO’s World Natural Heritage list were special highlights of a posi- tive development in all of the around 130 National Natural Landscapes. These were very gratifying achievements in 2010, the year of Germany’s presidency of the CBD and the International Year of Biological Diversity. However Germany too, has failed to meet the international target to stop the decline in biological diversity by 2010. Not only corral reefs in the Caribbean and mangroves in the Pacific are under imminent threat, but also more that two thirds of all habitats in our own country. 35% of native animal species and 26% of native plant species are considered as threatened. By implementing the Nagoya decisions we will make an effective contribution to the conservation of biodiversity at the global level as well as in Germany. National Natural Landscapes, which are protected areas of outstanding importance, will have a special role to play. They have to become much stronger drivers of sustainable living and management and of biodiversity conservation throughout Germany, and they must communicate this idea to the general public. It is neces- sary to improve effectiveness of management and strengthen cooperation among national parks, biosphere reserves and nature parks. Part of that mission is to develop the use of the National Natural Landscape umbrella brand as a marketing platform and to enhance its impact. It is especially important to show that unspoilt nature and the conservation of biological diversity contribute to the value-added of the region and to the prosperity of those who live within the National Natural Landscapes. The latest developments following the nuclear disaster in Fukushima also have repercussions for Germany’s National Natural Landscapes. The images from Japan have made it obvious that Germany must press ahead with expanding energy generation from wind, solar and biomass sources. We must make sure, however, that biodiversity in Germany does not suffer from this development. A number of protected areas – especially biosphere reserves as model regions for sustainable development – have long since taken up the causes of climate protection and renewable energies. They have done so successfully and in harmony with nature. I am firmly convinced that it is possible to reconcile an accelerated deployment of renewable energy sources and the conservation of biodiversity. Success in both areas will take us a huge step forward towards a sustain-
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