Projekt Species conservation barn Murnauer Moos

Location:
Bavaria | Rural District of Garmisch-Partenkirchen | Murnau on the Staffelsee isolated building/stream meadows in Murnauer Moos on SPA-owned property

Completion/inauguration:
November 2013

Previously: Dilapidated, half-ruined hay barn © SPA

Now: Species conservation barn sheltered by old lime trees © SPA

Owner:

Stiftung Pro Artenvielfalt, Bielefeld – plot and species conservation barn

Investment:

Species conservation barn approx. 12,000.00 €

Maintenance:

Stiftung Pro Artenvielfalt, Bielefeld

Facilities:

A comprehensive structure of nest boxes and half-cavity nest sites. Bat summer quarters in the complete barn roof. Hiding places (roosts) for bees, hornets and reptiles (Common European Viper, Grass Snake)

Supported species:

Bird species such as Black Redstart, Pied Wagtail, House and Tree Sparrow, Common Pipistrelle and Daubenton's Bat

Black Redstart

Pied Wagtail

Pipistrelle

Hornet

Hornets building their nest

Hornets' nest

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Spring at our ‘Schimmel’s Ponds’ – how a former fish farm is being transformed into an increasingly biodiverse habitat …

On the Baltic Sea island of Hiddensee, a valuable area of salt marsh was in danger of being lost to speculative development – a vital habitat urgently needed by the endangered Northern Lapwing, Common Redshank and other species.

Conservation buildings project: Species conservation barn
Murnauer Moos
Bavaria