Country info:Germany - organisations - Revision history

UlrikaRRC at 13:40, 15 February 2013

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	\|Url=www.plenum-bodensee.de/		\|Url=www.plenum-bodensee.de/
	\|Notes=Modellprojekt Konstanz coordinates and moderates interdisciplinary cooperation for the preservation and development of the natural environment in the western areas of Lake Constance. The project's goal is the sustainable protection and development of the environment in the watershed of the drinking water reservoir of Lake Constance.		\|Notes=Modellprojekt Konstanz coordinates and moderates interdisciplinary cooperation for the preservation and development of the natural environment in the western areas of Lake Constance. The project's goal is the sustainable protection and development of the environment in the watershed of the drinking water reservoir of Lake Constance.
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			\|Name=The Water Management Center
			\|Url=www.wmc-engineers.eu/home_en.htm
			\|Notes=The Water Management Center set itself a target in transferring gained scientific knowledge and long experience in the area of water resources management, into practice. To that effect they act as contractor of consultancy and services on the sector of water resource management. The WMC aims to provide solutions, enabling an improved attitude towards available water and ecological resources as well as opposing water scarcity particularly in water crisis areas.
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UlrikaRRC at 12:56, 15 February 2013

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 |Url=www.umweltbuero-essen.de/
 |Notes=The Umweltbüro Essen, Bolle und Partner GbR, is involved in a range of river restoration and mitigation projects, including storm water management in urban areas.
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UlrikaRRC at 16:46, 14 February 2013

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	\|Url=www.bfn.de/?L=1		\|Url=www.bfn.de/?L=1
	\|Notes=The German Federal Agency for Nature Conservation is the German government’s scientific authority with responsibility for national and international nature conservation. The Agency provides the German Environment Ministry with professional and scientific assistance in all nature conservation and landscape management issues. Among other projects, the Agency is working on restoring open-cast mining areas in the lignite districts of central and eastern Germany. These areas harbour valuable and significant nature conservation potential because the conditions found in mining landscapes rarely occur in cultural landscapes untouched by mining. This is why in many cases, nature conservation activities are aimed at saving the structures that have evolved in these areas over time.		\|Notes=The German Federal Agency for Nature Conservation is the German government’s scientific authority with responsibility for national and international nature conservation. The Agency provides the German Environment Ministry with professional and scientific assistance in all nature conservation and landscape management issues. Among other projects, the Agency is working on restoring open-cast mining areas in the lignite districts of central and eastern Germany. These areas harbour valuable and significant nature conservation potential because the conditions found in mining landscapes rarely occur in cultural landscapes untouched by mining. This is why in many cases, nature conservation activities are aimed at saving the structures that have evolved in these areas over time.
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			\|Name=Umweltbüro Essen
			\|Url=www.umweltbuero-essen.de/
			\|Notes=The Umweltbüro Essen, Bolle und Partner GbR, is involved in a range of river restoration and mitigation projects, including storm water management in urban areas.
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UlrikaRRC at 14:10, 14 February 2013

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	\|Url=www.wzw.tum.de/index.php?id=205&L=1		\|Url=www.wzw.tum.de/index.php?id=205&L=1
	\|Notes=The Centre for Ecology and Ecosystem Management at Munich Technical University works, among other areas, with the coexistence of people and wildlife in modern industrial societies and cultural landscapes. The Institute of Aquatic Systems Biology focuses on understanding of the processes and interrelationships between ‘life history strategies’ and ecological niches, which forms an important basis for the conservation and restoration of aquatic biodiversity.		\|Notes=The Centre for Ecology and Ecosystem Management at Munich Technical University works, among other areas, with the coexistence of people and wildlife in modern industrial societies and cultural landscapes. The Institute of Aquatic Systems Biology focuses on understanding of the processes and interrelationships between ‘life history strategies’ and ecological niches, which forms an important basis for the conservation and restoration of aquatic biodiversity.
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			\|Name=The German Federal Agency for Nature Conservation
			\|Url=www.bfn.de/?L=1
			\|Notes=The German Federal Agency for Nature Conservation is the German government’s scientific authority with responsibility for national and international nature conservation. The Agency provides the German Environment Ministry with professional and scientific assistance in all nature conservation and landscape management issues. Among other projects, the Agency is working on restoring open-cast mining areas in the lignite districts of central and eastern Germany. These areas harbour valuable and significant nature conservation potential because the conditions found in mining landscapes rarely occur in cultural landscapes untouched by mining. This is why in many cases, nature conservation activities are aimed at saving the structures that have evolved in these areas over time.
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UlrikaRRC at 12:50, 13 February 2013

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	\|Name=BUND (Friends of the Earth Germany)		\|Name=BUND (Friends of the Earth Germany)
	\|Url=www.bund.net/themen_und_projekte/wasser/ (in German)		\|Url=www.bund.net/themen_und_projekte/wasser/ (in German)
	\|Notes=BUND (Friends of the Earth Germany) is involved in working on the challenges of environmental policy. BUND works to ensure the implementation of e.g. the Water Framework Directive. They are also committed to the preservation of freshwater ecosystems and involved in hands-on activities, for example, on the Rivers Danube, Elbe, Rhine and Weser.		\|Notes=BUND (Friends of the Earth Germany) is involved in working on the challenges of environmental policy. BUND works to ensure the implementation of e.g. the Water Framework Directive. They are also committed to the preservation of freshwater ecosystems and involved in hands-on activities, for example, on the Rivers Danube, Elbe, Rhine and Weser.
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			\|Name=The Centre for Ecology and Ecosystem Management at Munich Technical University
			\|Url=www.wzw.tum.de/index.php?id=205&L=1
			\|Notes=The Centre for Ecology and Ecosystem Management at Munich Technical University works, among other areas, with the coexistence of people and wildlife in modern industrial societies and cultural landscapes. The Institute of Aquatic Systems Biology focuses on understanding of the processes and interrelationships between ‘life history strategies’ and ecological niches, which forms an important basis for the conservation and restoration of aquatic biodiversity.
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UlrikaRRC at 12:26, 13 February 2013

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	\|Url=www.wwf.de/themen-projekte/fluesse-seen/ (in German)		\|Url=www.wwf.de/themen-projekte/fluesse-seen/ (in German)
	\|Notes=The WWF is engaged in Germany and worldwide to restore degraded river and wetland habitats and protect areas recognized as ecologically sound. The WWF is involved in a large scale project to restore wetlands and alluvial poplar forests along the River Elbe. The WWF has also initiated a restoration scheme of rivers and wetlands in the Danube delta to create the largest floodplain complex in Europe. This is an agreement between the four riparian countries Romania, Bulgaria, Moldova and Ukraine.		\|Notes=The WWF is engaged in Germany and worldwide to restore degraded river and wetland habitats and protect areas recognized as ecologically sound. The WWF is involved in a large scale project to restore wetlands and alluvial poplar forests along the River Elbe. The WWF has also initiated a restoration scheme of rivers and wetlands in the Danube delta to create the largest floodplain complex in Europe. This is an agreement between the four riparian countries Romania, Bulgaria, Moldova and Ukraine.
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			\|Name=BUND (Friends of the Earth Germany)
			\|Url=www.bund.net/themen_und_projekte/wasser/ (in German)
			\|Notes=BUND (Friends of the Earth Germany) is involved in working on the challenges of environmental policy. BUND works to ensure the implementation of e.g. the Water Framework Directive. They are also committed to the preservation of freshwater ecosystems and involved in hands-on activities, for example, on the Rivers Danube, Elbe, Rhine and Weser.
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UlrikaRRC at 12:11, 13 February 2013

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	\|Url=www.eaa-europe.org/		\|Url=www.eaa-europe.org/
	\|Notes=The European Anglers Alliance is a pan-European organisation with more than 3 million affiliated members from 11 European nations. The aim of the Alliance is to safeguard the fish stocks and fisheries of Europe. They work to promote and administer a national and international alliance to improve the aquatic environment as it affects, or may affect, the wellbeing of fisheries and angling within EU Member States and other European States.		\|Notes=The European Anglers Alliance is a pan-European organisation with more than 3 million affiliated members from 11 European nations. The aim of the Alliance is to safeguard the fish stocks and fisheries of Europe. They work to promote and administer a national and international alliance to improve the aquatic environment as it affects, or may affect, the wellbeing of fisheries and angling within EU Member States and other European States.
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			\|Name=WWF Germany
			\|Url=www.wwf.de/themen-projekte/fluesse-seen/ (in German)
			\|Notes=The WWF is engaged in Germany and worldwide to restore degraded river and wetland habitats and protect areas recognized as ecologically sound. The WWF is involved in a large scale project to restore wetlands and alluvial poplar forests along the River Elbe. The WWF has also initiated a restoration scheme of rivers and wetlands in the Danube delta to create the largest floodplain complex in Europe. This is an agreement between the four riparian countries Romania, Bulgaria, Moldova and Ukraine.
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UlrikaRRC at 11:35, 13 February 2013

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	\|Url=www.euronatur.org/EuroNatur-News.english.0.html		\|Url=www.euronatur.org/EuroNatur-News.english.0.html
	\|Notes=The European Nature Heritage Fund – EuroNatur - is a non-profit foundation which stands up for the conservation of the European nature heritage on many different levels, e.g. via special species protection projects, renaturation measures, and site protection as well as political lobbying activities or environmental education. EuroNatur projects are long-term and often cross-border projects aiming not only at the protection of nature, but also at an ecological development of the respective rural areas.		\|Notes=The European Nature Heritage Fund – EuroNatur - is a non-profit foundation which stands up for the conservation of the European nature heritage on many different levels, e.g. via special species protection projects, renaturation measures, and site protection as well as political lobbying activities or environmental education. EuroNatur projects are long-term and often cross-border projects aiming not only at the protection of nature, but also at an ecological development of the respective rural areas.
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			\|Name=The European Anglers Alliance
			\|Url=www.eaa-europe.org/
			\|Notes=The European Anglers Alliance is a pan-European organisation with more than 3 million affiliated members from 11 European nations. The aim of the Alliance is to safeguard the fish stocks and fisheries of Europe. They work to promote and administer a national and international alliance to improve the aquatic environment as it affects, or may affect, the wellbeing of fisheries and angling within EU Member States and other European States.
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UlrikaRRC at 11:13, 13 February 2013

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	\|Url=www.iksr.org/?L=3		\|Url=www.iksr.org/?L=3
	\|Notes=For the benefit of the Rhine and of all of its tributaries the members of the International Commission for the Protection of the Rhine (ICPR) Switzerland, France, Germany, Luxemburg, Netherlands and the European Commission successfully co-operate with Austria, Liechtenstein, the Belgian region of Wallonia and Italy. Focal points of work are sustainable development of the Rhine, its alluvial areas and the good state of all waters in the watershed.		\|Notes=For the benefit of the Rhine and of all of its tributaries the members of the International Commission for the Protection of the Rhine (ICPR) Switzerland, France, Germany, Luxemburg, Netherlands and the European Commission successfully co-operate with Austria, Liechtenstein, the Belgian region of Wallonia and Italy. Focal points of work are sustainable development of the Rhine, its alluvial areas and the good state of all waters in the watershed.
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			\|Name=The European Nature Heritage Fund
			\|Url=www.euronatur.org/EuroNatur-News.english.0.html
			\|Notes=The European Nature Heritage Fund – EuroNatur - is a non-profit foundation which stands up for the conservation of the European nature heritage on many different levels, e.g. via special species protection projects, renaturation measures, and site protection as well as political lobbying activities or environmental education. EuroNatur projects are long-term and often cross-border projects aiming not only at the protection of nature, but also at an ecological development of the respective rural areas.
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UlrikaRRC at 11:04, 13 February 2013

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	\|Url=www.ioer.de/1/home/		\|Url=www.ioer.de/1/home/
	\|Notes=The Leibniz Institute of Ecological Urban and Regional Development is an establishment of the Leibniz Association for research addressing ecological issues of sustainable development. They investigate interactions between the natural environment and society. The Landscape Change and Management research group investigate change in cities and regions with particular focus on open spaces and ecosystem services, as well as strategies and tools for influencing such change.		\|Notes=The Leibniz Institute of Ecological Urban and Regional Development is an establishment of the Leibniz Association for research addressing ecological issues of sustainable development. They investigate interactions between the natural environment and society. The Landscape Change and Management research group investigate change in cities and regions with particular focus on open spaces and ecosystem services, as well as strategies and tools for influencing such change.
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			\|Name=The International Commission for the Protection of the Rhine
			\|Url=www.iksr.org/?L=3
			\|Notes=For the benefit of the Rhine and of all of its tributaries the members of the International Commission for the Protection of the Rhine (ICPR) Switzerland, France, Germany, Luxemburg, Netherlands and the European Commission successfully co-operate with Austria, Liechtenstein, the Belgian region of Wallonia and Italy. Focal points of work are sustainable development of the Rhine, its alluvial areas and the good state of all waters in the watershed.
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