Duckpfuhl and Sperlingsee: Refurbishment brings a breath of fresh air for nature!

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Im Rathaus Berlin Mitte informiert Bezirksstadtrat Schriner über die Entschlammung der Gewässer im Volkspark Rehberge ab Februar 2025. Ziel ist die Verbesserung des ökologischen Zustands und die Anpassung an den Klimawandel.
In the Rathaus Berlin Mitte, district councilor Schriner informs about the sludge of the waters in the Volkspark Rehberge from February 2025. The goal is to improve the ecological state and to adapt to climate change. (Symbolbild/MB)

In the heart of Berlin, the Volkspark Rehberge landscape protection area becomes the scene of an important ecological project. From mid -February 2025, comprehensive measures to sludge the two small waters, the duck pfool and the Sperlingsee, such as the district councilor for order, environment, nature, streets and green spaces, Christopher Schriner, began. The aim is to improve the heavily battered ecological state of the waters and to equip them against the growing challenges of climate change. In the past few decades, the duck paw has massively suffered from nutrient entries, soil erosion and the decline in groundwater levels, which has negatively affected the living conditions for frogs, newts and aquatic plants.

environmentally friendly measures and grants

The planned sludge is carried out in the suction rinsing process; The sediments are sucked off and separated from the water. The remains are then removed, while excess water seeps away on site. Amphibia protection fences are built to protect the local fauna. The construction work is also combined with new regulations for surface drainage of the adjacent parking paths in order to further minimize the nutrient input into the waters. The total costs amount to around 1,000,000 euros, and the project is funded as part of the Berlin program for sustainable development. The completion of the work is planned by the end of 2025, as the Environment and Nature Conservation Office announced.

Another aspect of water care includes the responsibility of the municipalities, which are responsible for the entertainment and development of water in 3. These mandatory tasks are promoted by the support of the waters and water management offices to ensure nature-related developments, such as wwaab.bayern.de An example of this is the renaturation of the Kürnach in Lengfeld, which was realized by the city of Würzburg in order to give the waters more dynamics and to restore habitats. Such measures underline the importance of sustainable water management and the influence of renaturation projects on the environment.

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