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Every year, tens of thousands of nesting sites, breeding sites and daylight roosts of our increasingly threatened structure-dwelling wildlife species are destroyed. We deprive them of their right to exist, and of their livelihoods, out of ignorance, thoughtlessness, and often misunderstood sense of order, as well as house conversions, roof renovations and the legally required, energy-saving thermal insulation measures.
Our species conservation buildings create a wide variety of breeding cavities, nest sites, niches, day roosts, and summer and winter quarters for our increasingly threatened structure-dwelling wildlife species. Many of these species are already on the German Red List. We also provide on-site advice to property owners, local news media and energy suppliers in terms of practical, clear examples and suggestions for specific species protection measures in their homes, public buildings and facilities and farm buildings.
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Just 30 years ago, Great Egrets were an absolute rarity in Germany. Today, they are a familiar sight in many places. The story of Egret K195 is particularly remarkable: since 2018, it has been turning up time and again in our Frose nature reserve during the summer... more information
Following the successful spring bird conservation camps on Cyprus and the Greek island of Zakynthos, our local bird conservationists in Cyprus are once again standing up to the illegal operations of bird poachers and hunters. Yet again, we need your active support so that we can continue our campaign against the slaughter of migratory birds this autumn ... to the project
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