Protecting Bonn’s biodiversity. That’s the mission of the Biologische Station Bonn / Rhein-Erft. Established in November 2001 this non-profit organization plays a crucial role in conserving nature. It’s more than just a nature reserve. It’s a hub of activity.
The Biologische Station Bonn / Rhein-Erft wasn’t always so large. It started small. Its work focused on the Bonn area. In 2012 the station expanded its reach. It began including the Rhein-Erft district. This led to a name change. It is now the Biologische Station Bonn / Rhein-Erft.
The station’s work is multifaceted. It surveys wildlife plants and habitats. It develops and implements conservation plans. It advises farmers and government employees. It also works closely with the local community. Their ultimate goal is to protect biodiversity. They increase biodiversity through targeted measures. They act as intermediaries between official and volunteer conservation efforts. They also bridge the gap between various land users.
The Biologische Station Bonn / Rhein-Erft is partly funded by the state the Rhein-Erft district and the city of Bonn. The remaining funds come from various projects. They offer internships and volunteer positions within the Freiwilligen Ökologischen Jahr. They also offer positions within the Bundesfreiwilligendienst. They encourage community participation. They do this through talks guided tours and hands-on activities. They seek volunteers for regular help or one-time events. They also accept donations.
The Biologische Station Bonn / Rhein-Erft is more than just an organization. It’s a testament to the dedication of people who believe in conserving nature. It’s a place where conservation science and community engagement unite to protect Bonn’s natural heritage for future generations. The Biologische Station Bonn / Rhein-Erft invites you to discover the wonders of nature in and around Bonn. Get involved and help preserve the beauty of our shared environment.