Landschaftspflege Förderung

Here you will find information on landscape conservation in Thuringia.

The aim of landscape conservation is the preservation and development of the landscape with its diversity and character, its habitats and its habitats of wild, native animal and plant species and their communities (see also Section 1 (2) to (4) of the Federal Nature Conservation Act).

The area of responsibility includes, in particular, measures for the maintenance, development, restoration and creation of near-natural habitats and habitats of native animal and plant species, their biotope network and historical cultural landscapes and parts of the landscape. Endangered species and habitats as well as measures in protected areas under nature conservation law are the focus of landscape conservation. The Free State of Thuringia primarily pursues a cooperative approach when implementing the measures: the aim is to secure the maintenance of valuable habitats through contractual agreements between owners or authorized users and the nature conservation administration (contractual nature conservation). The restoration and creation of new habitats is primarily supported by project funding.

The aim of landscape conservation is to promote the preservation and development of the landscape with its diversity and character, its habitats and its habitats of wild, native animal and plant species and their communities.

• If you have any questions in connection with KULAP 2014, please contact the lower nature conservation authorities (especially for grassland measures and measures with natural structural elements on arable land) or the agricultural support centers/agricultural offices (application and approval authority).
• The Thüringer Aufbaubank is responsible for the ENL program (application and approval authority).
• The Thuringian State Office for the Environment, Mining and Nature Conservation is the application and approval authority for the NALAP program

The local contact person is always the Lower Nature Conservation Authority.