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Amphibia protection fence in Heiligensee: Successful annual hike with a record number of amphibians
Amphibia protection fence on Sandhauser Straße Successfully District City Councilor Julia Schrod-Thiel meets volunteers in accordance with a report by www.berlin.de, the district councilor for order, environment and transport Julia Schrod-Thiel from the CDU together with employees of the environmental and nature conservation office volunteers who accompanied the amphibian protection fence along the Sandhauser Strasse in Heiligensee. The fence is said to protect the annual hike of numerous amphibians from the Tegeler Forst and the Nature reserve Baumberge to the Havel for the spawning. Successful migration along the forest side in the spring of 2023 were collected a total of 372 amphibians during the migration along the forest side and brought to the banks of the Havel. It was mainly ...
Amphibia protection fence in Heiligensee: Successful annual hike with a record number of amphibians
amphibian protection fence on Sandhauser Strasse successfully
District Councilor Julia Schrod-Thiel meets volunteer helpers
according to a report by www.berlin.de scored for order, environment and traffic Schrod-Thiel from the CDU together with employees of the environmental and nature protection office volunteers who accompanied the amphibian protection fence along Sandhauser Strasse in Heiligensee. The fence is said to protect the annual hike of numerous amphibians from the Tegeler Forst and the Nature reserve Baumberge to Havel.
Successful immigration along the forest page
In spring 2023, a total of 372 amphibians were collected during the migration along the forest side and brought safely to the banks of the Havel. It was mainly earth toads, but also some pond frogs and few ponds and grass frogs were recorded. Compared to previous years (2022: 161, 2021: 116), much more amphibians were saved this year. This is a positive sign of protecting the amphibian population.
Animals recorded on the back hike fence
on the back hike fence, which is on the banks of the Havel in early summer and summer, a total of 424 amphibians were recorded. Mostly these were earth toads that were brought back into the forest across the street. However, the number of returning animals was somewhat lower compared to the previous year, since there was no "rain in frog", in which over 2000 young animals were caught last year.
positive development and thanks to volunteers
Despite fluctuations in the fishing numbers, Julia Schrod-Thiel is happy about the positive development on Sandhauser Strasse. In the coming year, the amphibian protection fence will be set up again and looked after by volunteers. The district councilor thanked the volunteers who actively supported the district office. Without the support of the volunteers, the care of the amphibian protection fence would not have been possible over a longer period of time.
message for volunteers in the hiking season 2024
For the upcoming hiking season of the amphibians in 2024, volunteers can already report to nature conservation@reinickendorf.berlin.de.