Conservation buildings project: Species conservation tower
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Location:
North Rhine-Westphalia | District Gütersloh | 33378 Rheda-Wiedenbrück, Marburg 25
Completion/Inauguration:
June 2015
Previously: Disused transformer station © SPA
Now: Sanctuary for structure-dwelling wildlife
© SPA
Stiftung Pro Artenvielfalt, Bielefeld - Plot and species conservation tower
Species conservation tower conversion € 17,500.00
Thomas Bierbaum, UNB District Gütersloh
29 fitted breeding cavities, nest boxes, hiding places (roosts) and bat quarters
Common Kestrel, Barn Owl, Eurasian Jackdaw, Starling, House and Tree Sparrow, Black Redstart, Pied Wagtail, several bat species such as Common Pipistrelle and Daubenton’s Bat
Common Kestrel
© Dr. P. Wernicke
Eurasian Jackdaw
© Pröhl/fokus-natur
Tree Sparrow
© Leo/fokus-natur
Starling
© Dr. P. Wernicke
House sparrow
© FotoNatur
The species inventory documentation for this species conservation tower can be found here.
Your donation enables the construction of more species conservation buildings for structure-dwelling wildlife species.
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