As a studied forest scientist and forest ecologist, I have therefore further developed a means of communication that has proven its worth in the field of municipal nature conservation in recent years.
The designation of habitat trees to educate and promote nature conservation in public areas and to solve problems that cause hardships for you as a responsible person again and again.
Through my doing, I want to achieve that your actions on site can be explained better and that it becomes clear that topped trees have a right to exist and with you, new life moves in.
The preservation of a diseased tree and thus the establishment of a habitat tree is almost always the better alternative...
The old tree as oxygen producer, as air filter, as an ecological insect hotel and as a traffic-safe alternative in times of climate change, is an important ecological positioning for our fragile relationship with the environment.
The rapidly shrinking biodiversity, which we owe to building and sealing, must actively be stopped and promoted.
Give new life to your “urban green” and put a lot of emphasis on species protection with HABITAT TREES in your area.