landscape protection

Landscape protection is a task of landscape planning. He takes care of the interests of nature conservation, environmental protection, the use of natural resources, recreation and the protection of historic monuments. Landscape conservation is also concerned with the preservation of cultural objects such as chapels, recreational infrastructure (eg hiking trails, riding facilities) and concepts for "soft tourism".

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In landscape protection, the human use of a landscape, above all recreation, is mostly, but not necessarily, the focus. Landscape protection is intended to make this use more harmless to nature and landscape and to continue to ensure it. Conservation, on the other hand, focuses on the conservation of certain threatened species or biotopes.

The protection of a cultivated landscape is often one or more of the following:

The most important instrument is the landscape protection area. According to the tasks of landscape protection, the protection objectives can be very diverse and require different strict prohibitions and bids. They are adopted in a charter and can range from mere recommendations for agriculture to specific measures such as reforestation, re-irrigation, and even absolute building bans.

Landscape protection areas are usually identified in landscapes that do not meet the requirements of a nature conservation area. Edit source text Edit source text Weblinks Edit sourcetext Standard data (conceptual definition): GND: 4034359-5 (AKS)

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