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Biologische Station Kreis Recklinghausen e.V.
Dorsten, DEImpact-drivenAssociationClimate & Environmental ProtectionEducation
Impact2Sustainability Goals
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About Biologische Station Kreis Recklinghausen e.V.
The Biologische Station Kreis Recklinghausen e.V. is a non-profit organization dedicated to regional nature conservation. As part of a network of approximately 40 biological stations in North Rhine-Westphalia, it serves as a mediator between government authorities, conservationists, and land users. The organization manages over 90 nature reserves, accounting for roughly 10% of the Recklinghausen district. Its work includes species protection, ecological data collection, and comprehensive environmental education.
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Sustainability Goals
Life on Land
Preserving regional biodiversity and habitats
The organization actively manages over 90 nature reserves, implementing direct conservation measures and ecological monitoring to safeguard regional species and habitats.
Quality Education
Fostering environmental awareness and education
Serving as a nature education hub, the organization provides tailored programs for schools and daycare centers, engaging learners with hands-on insights into local ecology and conservation.
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Q1What is the focus of the Biologische Station Kreis Recklinghausen e.V.?
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The organization is dedicated to regional nature conservation, managing over 90 nature reserves in the Recklinghausen district. It acts as a mediator between government authorities, conservationists, and land users.
Q2How large is the team at the Biologische Station Kreis Recklinghausen e.V.?
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The station employs nine permanent staff members. The team is supported by students, federal volunteers, and honorary assistants.
Q3What tasks does the Biologische Station Kreis Recklinghausen e.V. undertake?
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Core activities include data collection, practical conservation, species protection, and environmental education programs. Additionally, the station provides specialized services such as wolf consultations and research on protected species.
