Forstbezirk Dresden, Revier 01 Ullersdorf

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Perhaps you’ve passed by without realizing it. Here at Ullersdorfer Hauptstraße 20 in Radeberg stands Forstbezirk Dresden, Revier 01 Ullersdorf. This unassuming address is more than just a location. It’s a vital hub for managing Dresden’s state forest.

Forstbezirk Dresden is divided into several districts. Revier 01 Ullersdorf is one of them. Each “Revier” or district, has its own responsibilities within the larger forest administration. Here in Ullersdorf, Uta Krause is your contact person. You can reach her by email at Uta.Krause@smekul.sachsen.de. She can answer questions about this specific section of the forest.

The Forstbezirk Dresden as a whole has several key people. The Forstbezirksleiter is Bernd Dankert. Heiko Müller is the head of the Staatsforstbetrieb or State Forest Operation. Steffen Richter handles matters related to private and corporate forests.

For press inquiries or public relations, contact Jana Mothes. She can be reached at 0351 25308-28. The fax number is 0351 25308-35. You can also email the main office at dresden.poststelle@smekul.sachsen.de.

Beyond Revier 01 Ullersdorf, Forstbezirk Dresden includes other districts. Revier 02 Bühlau is located at Heidemühlweg 40 in Dresden. Thomas Stelzig is the contact person there. Revier 03 Langebrück and Revier 04 Klotzsche share an address at Nesselgrundweg 4 in Dresden. Heiko Zuppke is the contact for Langebrück. Rüdiger Rolle is the contact for Klotzsche.

Further afield, Revier 05 Moritzburg is at Forsthaus Kreyern 104 in Coswig. Marko Groß is the person to contact. Revier 06 Ottendorf, Revier 07 Laußnitz and Revier 08 Würschnitz all share an address. That address is Grenzstraße 14 in Laußnitz. Victor Parthey is the contact for Ottendorf. Felix Mantel is the contact for Laußnitz. Ulrich Koch is the contact for Würschnitz.

Revier 09 Cosel is located at Königsbrücker Straße 27 in Schwepnitz GrünGräbchen. Heike Hoffmann is the contact person. Revier 10 Dresden and Revier 11 Meißen are both at Forsthaus Kreyern 104 in Coswig. Eric Kammel is the contact for Revier 10 Dresden. Thomas Nikol is the contact for Revier 11 Meißen. Revier 12 Großenhain is also at Forsthaus Kreyern 104 in Coswig. Falk Hähnel is the contact. Revier 13 Strauch is at Großenhainer Straße 11 in Röderaue. Gunther Schwarz is your contact there. Finally, Revier 14 Röhrsdorf is at Grenzstraße 14 in Laußnitz. Robert Lunze is the contact.

Each of these “Reviere” plays a role in managing the forests around Dresden. The Forstbezirk Dresden oversees both state-owned forests and private or corporate forests. This includes several towns and communities. These are the city of Dresden excluding some areas. Also the municipalities of Moritzburg, Ottendorf-Okrilla, Wachau, Radeberg and Radeburg.

The forest around Dresden is more than just trees. It is a managed landscape. Forstbezirk Dresden, including Revier 01 Ullersdorf helps ensure its health. So next time you’re enjoying the woods take a moment to appreciate the work being done here. The Forstbezirk Dresden helps to preserve this natural resource.

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