50 years of the Bavarian Forest National Park: Ranger celebrate with the region
50 years of the Bavarian Forest National Park: Ranger celebrate with the region
The rangers of the Bavarian Forest National Park have recently celebrated a remarkable anniversary. Together with numerous guests and guests of honor, a ceremony took place on the occasion of their 50th birthday in the Hans-Eisenmann-Haus in Neuschönau. But this anniversary is more than just a festival - it symbolizes the important role that the rangers play in the region and beyond.
meaning of the ranger for the community
Ursula Schuster, the head of the Bavarian Forest National Park, emphasized in her speech how valuable and indispensable the rangers for the national park management are. She emphasized the great commitment of the rangers, especially in area support and in the Junior Ranger program. The latter enables children to experience the forest wilderness up close. These programs not only promote knowledge of nature, but also strengthen the binding of the community to domestic flora and fauna.
A look back at the past decades
The mayor of Neuschönau, Alfons Schinabeck, remembered the beginnings of rangers when many citizens were skeptical and feared that access to forests would be restricted. Today, according to Schinabeck, the understanding of the importance of nature conservation has grown, and the population appreciates the national park and its rangers. This development shows how important it is to anchor awareness of environmental and nature conservation in the community.
international recognition and influence
dr. Christian Barth, head of the Bavarian Ministry of the Environment, told the international awareness of the national parking garbage in his speech. It is recognized as a counseling center worldwide, which has even received valuable information and training in countries such as Jamaica and Albania. This clarifies that the work of the rangers is not only local, but also globally.
collaboration across borders
The cooperation between the Bavarian Forest National Park and the Šumava National Park in the Czech Republic should be emphasized. Pavel Hubený, the director of the Šumava National Park, emphasized the need for this partnership and the common efforts to support each other in ranger organization and nature protection.the offspring in focus
Another important point is the Junior Ranger program, which was launched 25 years ago. The high popularity and commitment of children and adolescents show that ranger work not only respects, but is also actively imitated. The fidelity of the Junior Ranger was also congratulated, which underlines the importance of young people in nature conservation.
a colorful day full of activities
The subsequent festival, which formed the highlight of the celebrations, offered a variety of activities for young and old. With partners from other national parks and organizations, the rangers of the Bavarian Forest National Park were not only hosts, but also organizers of interactive actions, such as the construction of bat boxes. These events enable visitors to gain practical experience in nature conservation and at the same time learn more about the importance of different types and habitats.
The celebrations around the 50th birthday of the national parking lot clearly show how closely the rangers are connected to the community and what role they play in the preservation of nature. This anniversary is not only a celebration of the past successes, but also a call to continue to actively work for nature and the protection of the environment.
- Nag