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Landschaftspflegeverband Mittelthüringen e. V.
Am Ettersberg, DEImpact-drivenAssociationClimate & Environmental ProtectionAnimal Welfare
Impact2Sustainability Goals
LocationAm Ettersberg
About Landschaftspflegeverband Mittelthüringen e. V.
The Landschaftspflegeverband Mittelthüringen e. V. (LPV) is dedicated to the conservation, development, and sustainable management of regional landscapes in Central Thuringia. Acting as a designated Natura 2000 station, the organization serves as a vital intermediary between agriculture, nature conservation, and local authorities. Through initiatives such as insect-friendly green space maintenance, the preservation of traditional orchard meadows, and targeted species rescue programs, the association actively promotes biodiversity.
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Sustainability Goals
Life on Land
Conserving regional biodiversity
Landschaftspflegeverband Mittelthüringen e. V. actively protects local biodiversity through targeted species conservation programs for gray partridges and field hamsters.
Preserving natural habitats
As a designated Natura 2000 station, the organization manages ecologically sensitive landscapes and maintains vital habitats for flora and fauna, including traditional orchard meadows.
Partnerships for the Goals
Bridging agriculture and conservation
The organization facilitates collaboration between farmers, conservationists, and local authorities to establish sustainable land use practices across the region.
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Q1What role does the Landschaftspflegeverband Mittelthüringen e. V. play in the region?
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The association serves as a designated Natura 2000 station for the Mittelthüringen and Hohe Schrecke regions. It acts as a key intermediary between agriculture, nature conservation, and local authorities to promote ecologically sound land use.
Q2What are the organization's primary ecological focus areas?
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The work includes conservation programs for species like the grey partridge and field hamster, the implementation of insect-friendly green space maintenance, and the preservation of traditional orchard meadows. Additionally, the association provides specialized support for local agriculture.
