The LBV München is Bavaria's largest species and habitat protection association with over 100 years of experience. It is committed to the preservation of biodiversity, offers comprehensive environmental education, and actively advocates for nature conservation policy. Sustainability and participation are at the heart of its mission.
The Landesbund für Vogelschutz (LBV) in Munich is Bavaria's largest species and habitat protection association, with a rich history that dates back over 100 years. Founded as a bird protection association, the LBV has developed into a modern and comprehensive environmental association that is state-recognized, non-profit, and non-partisan.
The main mission of LBV Munich is to contribute to the preservation of natural livelihoods. The association is guided by ecological, economic, and social considerations and strives for a better future through the protection of nature. The LBV advocates for the participation of all stakeholders and promotes volunteer engagement to strengthen nature conservation[1][2].
The LBV Munich is committed to education for sustainable development (BNE) and has systematically integrated this into its offerings and actions. Annually, over 600 information and educational events are conducted that address the interconnections of ecological, economic, and social sustainability. The association has been recognized in the UNESCO program BNE 2030 and the World Action Program – Education for Sustainable Development[1].
The thematic focuses of LBV Munich include energy, nutrition, intergenerational justice, climate, Local Agenda 21, sustainable cities and communities, sustainable consumption and production, ecosystems/biodiversity, and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)[1].
Through close cooperation, networks, and exchanges with politics and city administration, the LBV works to promote sustainable development at the local level and create a just and livable future[1].
