Granting of the "Urwaldprojekt" by the Municipality of Angelskirchen

The small town of Engelskirchen in Germany is making waves in the world of ecosystem restoration. The primeval forest project, located within its borders, has been awarded as an "Excellent Example" by the Federal Ministry BMUV and the Federal Agency for Nature Conservation (BfN).

The project aims to create a wilderness area where nature calls the shots, a "primeval forest". Permanent renunciation of economic use of the forest is planned, and the project will renounce forestry interventions and accept natural forest stages, such as the retention and decay of old trees.

The goal is to support the beech forest on limestone in large areas on both sides of the Walbach. This unique ecosystem, located north of Ründeroth, is particularly rich due to limestone deposits in the substratum, leading to a species-rich and rare plant world.

The UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration, declared from 2021 to 2030, shares a similar vision. The goal of this global initiative is to halt the ongoing degradation and destruction of ecosystems worldwide and restore degraded ecosystems.

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Elsewhere in Germany, the project "Landgut Kemper & Schlomski" (LGKS) has been selected as an "Outstanding Example" within the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration. This project, located in the "Cultural and Agricultural Landscapes" ecosystem complex, has received recognition for its work on ecosystem restoration, preservation, and management.

It's clear that the primeval forest project in Engelskirchen is making a significant contribution to the global effort towards ecosystem restoration. As we move forward into the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration, projects like this one will be crucial in preserving and restoring our planet's precious ecosystems.