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Was bedeutet "Nationalpark"?
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The Black Forest National Park came into being on 1 January 2014 and is the first and, at present, only national park in the state of Baden-Württemberg. The occasion was celebrated accordingly in May 2014 at a large opening party with 10,000 guests. Preceding this was a two-year discussion process during which the region was also fully involved. The consultancy firm, PricewaterhouseCoopers (PWC), examined the potential and effects of a national park in the northern Black Forest. A summary of the report in German can be downloaded here (please contact the National Park Centre at the Ruhestein if interested in the full report).
On 28 November 2013, the Green-SPD state government passed the National Park Act, available for download here, in the state parliament. Stipulated in the act is also the region's continued involvement with the National Park – in the form of the National Park Council, for decisions on all important interests, and the National Park Advisory Board for offering specialist support.
A national park is of course a long-term project – Mother Nature is not one to rush. Until she finds her original rhythm and the forest is radically changed, decades or even centuries may have past. But even now there is a great deal to discover. Occurrences such as snow breakage, animal interference and storms leave their mark. And when humans no longer intervene, the changes will become more and more apparent. In the former protected forests such as the one at Wilder See, where nature has developed unaided for 100 years, it can already be seen how a forest can look when allowed to fend for itself.
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Facts and figures about the National Park Black Forest
The responsibilities of the National Park Administration are extremely exciting and diverse. The primary objective of the National Park is summed up in the motto "leave nature to ...
The natural and cultural landscape in the Black Forest is one of a kind. Animal grazing and forestry management have been carried out here for generations, characterising the region ...
The National Park Administration is a special authority of the State of Baden-Württemberg assigned to the Ministry for Rural Affairs and Consumer Protection. Around 90 members of ...
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Black Forest National Park
77889 Seebach
Email: info@nlp.bwl.de
Phone: 07449 - 92998 0
Fax: 07449 - 92998 499