Corona has also impaired the work of the Erding district group in the federal nature conservation.
After all: "Everything that could be done in small groups, we did", assured district chairwoman Gabriele Betzmeir in the annual general meeting held by video conference.
Erding - She recorded 18 events with a total of around 300 guests in the past two years.
The next event is already on the way: On June 26th, people will meet by bike at the train station for a bike tour to various biotope areas such as the newly created 6500 square meter near Notzing, which according to Sascha Alexander's report has developed well.
He also takes care of the yellow-bellied toad, for which a separate program has just been completed, but that does not mean that the efforts to protect the animal are over.
Sabine Lanzner reported from the office and had the current figures: 3017 members are current, which could mean that the association in Erding will soon be represented with three delegates at the next higher level.
The deadwood biotope has been upgraded, according to Rita Rott, the local group Dorfen has continued the water investigations, especially with children.
Wolfram Hornsberg reported on the "Gfungach" nature reserve, which is a lot of work.
“We are tormented by neophytes,” he said, and followed up with an urgent appeal: Strong helpers were urgently needed for the urgent mowing work - 120 cubic meters of green waste always accumulates.
The nature reserve with its somewhat unfavorable shape is still an issue, as Manfred Drobny added.
In the future, they will spend more money here, also in order to be able to maintain the water level.
The BN was also working intensively on the northern bypass (report will follow).
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