Project conservation centre Nobitz | Foundation Pro Biodiversity

Location:
Thuringia | Rural district Altenburger Land | 04603 Nobitz, Niederleuptener Straße 2a

Completion/inauguration:
09.08.2010

Previously: An ensemble of disused buildings. Transformer tower, underground drinking water reservoir and pumphouse © SPA

Now: Species conservation tower, Barn Swallow house and bat winter quarters as a safe haven for structure-dwelling wildlife species © SPA

Bee hotel © SPA

Owner:

Stiftung Pro Artenvielfalt, Bielefeld - 850 m² plot with species conservation tower, Barn Swallow house and bat winter quarters

Investment:

Reconstruction of species conservation tower, Barn Swallow house and bat winter quarters, biotope redevelopment of meadow orchard, rock biotope, dry grassland. € 44,800.00

Maintenance:

Stiftung Pro Artenvielfalt, Bielefeld

Facilities:

60 special nest boxes, roosts and bat quarters

Supported species:

Common Kestrel, Barn Owl, Eurasian Jackdaw, Starling, Common Swift, House Martin, Barn Swallow, Black Redstart, Pied Wagtail, House and Tree Sparrow, Spotted Flycatcher, 4-5 bat species (summer and winter quarters), a full wall-size solitary bee hotel, biotope for newts, other amphibians and reptiles

House Martin

Tree Sparrow

House sparrow

Barn owl

Barn owl offspring

Common Kestrel

Starling flock

Pied Wagtail

Solitary bee

The species inventory documentation for this species conservation tower can be found here.

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Biodiversity brought into focus: A recent survey confirms the high ecological value of our newly acquired salt marsh plot on Hiddensee.

A volunteer-led species survey carried out on our newly acquired meadow plot on Hiddensee has documented numerous rare plant species and confirmed the great conservation importance of our salt marshes... more information

A Six-spot Burnet on a flower of the meadow Fleabane – both species were recorded during a species survey on our property on Hiddensee. © Prof. Dr. Irmgard Blindow

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Biodiversity brought into focus: A recent survey confirms the high ecological value of our newly acquired salt marsh plot on Hiddensee.

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Conservation buildings project: Species conservation centre Nobitz
Thuringia