Garbsen to Lease Nature Conservation Areas This Year
The city of Garbsen is set to lease out environmental protection areas, with the process expected to begin this year. The Environmental Protection department is currently compiling the areas and their care requirements, while the Ministry for Environment of Lower Saxony (Niedersachsen) is coordinating the designation of nature reserves.
The leasing process will take place through an expression of interest procedure. Interested parties, particularly those with expertise in managing greenland areas, are invited to apply. The city administration is offering these environmental conservation areas for lease, with the expectation that the leased areas will be located in the city of Garbsen and adjacent areas.
For more information about the areas and their care requirements, the Environmental Protection department is compiling this data. Those interested can contact Environmental Protection@our website by email to be informed about the procedure. The organization currently coordinating the designation of nature reserves is likely linked to the Ministry for Environment of Lower Saxony (Niedersachsen), which manages various conservation programs. Contact details related to environmental conservation areas can be found on their website under 'Kontakt' sections for different programs like KLARA or PFEIL. For information about application competitions, contacting the Ministry for Environment of Lower Saxony directly would be advisable.
The leasing of environmental conservation areas in Garbsen is planned for this year, with interested parties encouraged to apply, especially those with relevant expertise. The Environmental Protection department and the Ministry for Environment of Lower Saxony are facilitating this process, with more details available through their respective contact information.
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