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Biodiversity Strategy Mainz Implementation of measures 2020-2025

Biodiversity is close to the hearts of everyone in Mainz. Professional and voluntary nature conservation organizations showcase their projects.

The protection and promotion of biodiversity was the main objective of the "Mainz Biodiversity Strategy" adopted by the city council in 2020. This report shows the status of the implementation of measures based on various projects carried out by government agencies, municipal enterprises, public institutions, associations, federations, and volunteers.

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Outlook

The biodiversity strategy is updated in a separate report. This report is divided into a report section and a measures section. While the report section describes the current situation, the measures section outlines the steps necessary for overall improvement. The aim is to designate administrative departments responsible for each measure. The action sheets will formulate building blocks for the implementation of the respective measures and estimate the time and financial requirements. Key figures and indicators will enable success to be monitored.

The evaluation criteria introduced at the state level are adopted for Mainz, and this structure creates the conditions for prioritizing measures and bundling them into immediate or action programs. The planned new structure enables municipal biodiversity developments to be classified against the backdrop of state and federal trends. It forms a flexible and at the same time robust basis for future updates of Mainz's biodiversity strategy.

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Logo Together for nature in Mainz
Logo Together for nature in Mainz

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