Fence protects Erpetal: Finally solved garbage problem at the spa park!
Fence protects Erpetal: Finally solved garbage problem at the spa park!
In the Erpetal landscape protection area, an important protective program is currently being actively working. In the southern section of the west pasture, where the road behind the spa park crosses the Spitzwegerichweg, new fence construction measures have now been implemented. This initiative is part of a comprehensive project that is carried out in close cooperation with the local property owner and the environmental and nature conservation office.
The background of these measures is worrying. In the past, massive waste has always occurred in this area. Barrel waste and greeney were particularly often disposed of there, which significantly affected the natural beauty of the Erpetal.
goals of the fence construction measures
The newly built fences should not only serve to prevent unwanted deposits, but also to support the care and development of the landscape protection area. As part of this work, the area was already freed from undesirable deposits and invasive neophytes, which are plant species that are not native and often displace native species.
The aim of these measures is to create a fresh meadow, which may also be grazed. This step is crucial for the upgrading of the area and the promotion of local flora and fauna. In order to secure the successful care and development of the area in the long term, fencing is essential. It was ensured that the existing paths for walkers and cyclists were preserved.
Such measures are important to promote the protection of nature and the preservation of habitats. This advance shows how local action can undo a negative development together with the authorities and make a contribution to nature conservation. This project could also bring a positive turn for the settlement of less frequent plant and animal species.
Further information and backgrounds on the fence construction measures and the protection of the landscape protection area are