Please find presented all actions that will be benefited by the «Naturama» Project.
In the case of wishing to get to the individual homepage, you will find the link as well.
Out of these ten actions the artists are going to choose one or more of them,
This year our campaign animal is the lynx «Rufus».
Therefore, 15% will be deducted from each donation and donated to the Harzklub e.V.
donated to reforestation measures in the Harz Mountains.
Here you can take a look onto the amounts, which the animals will currently receive
from the «Naturama Projekt ».
Support your favourite animal and order a commission by an artist,
who wants to draw for the animal of your choice.
You will find the information about the artists in the list of artists.
« [...] the extreme lack of precipitation in recent years, the resulting bark beetle calamity and a number of devastating storms have taken a toll on the Harz Forest. If you hike through our beautiful low mountain range with open eyes, the consequences will not remain hidden:
torn edges of stands and ever-expanding open spaces
The forestry has been working at full speed for two years with all available forces,
there is no sign of relaxation in the coming year either. The Harzklub main association therefore decided to actively help with the reforestation of the currently bare areas.»
© Harzklub e.V.
(Free translation of an german excerpt of the Harzklub e.V.
by the «Naturama» Project team)
More on this at: https://harzklub.de/harzklub-hilft/
(Free translation of an german excerpt of the Harzuklub e.V.
by the «Naturama» Project team)
«After a century of decline, tiger numbers are on the rise. At least 3,890 tigers remain in the wild, but much more work is needed to protect this species that’s still vulnerable to extinction.[...] We can save wild tigers. In 2010, the 13 tiger range countries committed to TX2—to double wild tiger numbers by 2022, the next Year of the Tiger. WWF is driving TX2 forward.» © WWF
Find more: http://www.worldwildlife.org/species/tiger
«WWF is exploring ways to strengthen wolf populations in Europe, for example by helping wolves spread into suitable remote areas from areas where they already exist.
This includes research projects to evaluate wolf populations and measures to address the concerns of farmers and other local inhabitants who feel threatened by the presence of wolves. In addition, WWF works to protect the habitats and ecosystems on which the wolf depends.»
© WWF
Find more: http://wwf.panda.org/about_our_earth/species/profiles/mammals/wolf_timber_intro/
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Since it was founded, the wildlife park takes care of owls, falcons and birds of prey in need of special care. […] The wild birds which have been entrusted to our care are being looked after professionaly and released to the wild as soon as they are capable of flying again.
The zoo Wildpark Lüneburger Heide is involved in several international projects to protect wild animal species. For example: The European conversation and breeding program (EEP) for otters, Manchurian-cranes, European sea eagles, snow leopards, musk oxs, minks and wisents.
Apart from that we are joining in several projects to resettle animals, for example the lynx in the Nationalpark Harz.»
© Wildpark Lüneburger Heide
(Free translation of an german excerpt of the Wildpark Lüneburger Heide
by the «Naturama» Project team)
Find more: http://www.wild-park.de/unser-unternehmen/artenschutz/
«Animal welfare is a matter of trust
The animal welfare is in the centre of attention for our established association since nearly 180 years. We receive about 10.000 animals in our animal shelter each year.
And those need a species-appropriate home and a benign care.»
© Hamburger Tierschutzverein von 1841 e.V.
(Free translation of an german excerpt of the Hamburger Tierschutzverein von 1841 e.V.
by the «Naturama» Project team)
Find more: www.hamburger-tierschutzverein.de/
«Marine reserves. A growing body of scientific evidence that demonstrates what we at Greenpeace have been saying for a long time:
that the establishment of large-scale networks of marine reserves, urgently needed to protect marine species and their habitats, could be key to reversing global fisheries decline.»
© Greenpeace
Find more: http://www.greenpeace.org/international/en/campaigns/oceans/marine-reserves/
«The NABU project „Not afraid of bees“ is all about the life of wild bees and honey bees.
In a playful way, children have the chance to get to know all about the flying pollinators’ way of life and their worthiness of protection on several project days. […]
By building insect hotels or planting flower beds rich of nectar especially for bees,
kindergardens and elementary schools can help protect the bees
on those project days and other events.»
© NABU Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
(Free translation of an german ercerpt of the NABU Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
by the «Naturama» Project team)
Find more: https://mecklenburg-vorpommern.nabu.de/
«The working group of the BUND in Gottmadingen takes an active part in establishing programs to save native species of bats. We are taking care for several summer quarters and wintering grounds for bats, keeping book of the colonies' development and arrange trans-border projects with Swiss associates in order to find new habitats for the bats.
Besides we are supporting a contact point for injured bats or young bats, which have been separated from their colonies.»
© BUND
(Free translation of an german excerpt of the BUND Gottmadingen by the «Naturama» Project team)
Find more: http://www.all-about-bats.net/index_netscape.php
«Protection: We initiate and implement measures that serve to protect the sharks and their habitat. We draw attention to grievances and try to get rid of them.
Cooperation: We support scientific studies, projects and initiatives that support the protection of the sharks and their habitat, financially, organizationally and ideally.
Education: We inform the public, explain the importance of sharks in a healthy marine environment and give clear recommendations for action and behavior.
© SharkProjekt
(Free translation of an german excerpt of the SharkProject
by the «Naturama» Project team)
Find more: http://www.sharkproject.org/en/
«In 2013 aktion we opened our hedgehog center Lower Saxony in Laatzen near Hanover.
The station, which is operated independently by aktion tier, focuses on advising and educating the population.
With a permanent exhibition, hedgehog lessons for school classes and individual advice, the employees of the aktion tier hedgehog center provide a wide range of information on the biology, lifestyle and protection of hedgehogs.»
© aktion tier Igelzentrum
(Free translation of an german excerpt of the aktion tier Igelzentrum
by the «Naturama» Project team)
Find more: https://www.aktiontier-igelzentrum.org/