Environmental protection-Irrsinn! Leeres Vogelnest stopped Bau von 230 Wohnungen in Berlin

The construction project roads Vögeln and the Netherlands were stopped, but if you pass by in Berlin-Mariendorf, it is not unknown in Germany. But the Fall, in the case of the Brutstätte eines Mäusebussards geht, is außergewöhnlich. Der Grund: Der Vogel has not been around for very long, the best thing is good taste. Gebaut would not dare first time. “Bild” reports on autumn.

A large construction project can be planted on Campus Schätzelberg for a year. Do not hesitate to ask for more information about some Berliner Friedhofs, including some Graber stands, 230 living quarters in a Kita entstehen. Plötzlich is about the generic paints of construction, the year that begins, in Stocken.

Gutachten: Bird’s nest since the end of the year – the environment is still alive

Nature conservation measures ensure that the Baulärm de Lebensraum is a Mäusebussards, dessen Nest itself auf der Fläche. The investment projects of the projects are continuing in a good way, while the bussard will no longer be useful in 2022. 2020 shows the Jungvögel here. “The Nest has fallen so grimly that it is abandoned and never said again,” he says “Bild”.

The Bundesnaturschutzgesetz ensures that a brutal state will lose its Schutz status if it does not last longer. Normally the Zeitraum zwei Jahre plays – but in Berlin it is different. Experts from the Berlin community people first die for four years and the nest is now with one of the following welds. When it comes to the schwebenden of generic paints of the joint construction project, the costs are now in German to dry.

The Berlin Bausenator Christian Gaebler (SPD) has made a loss for the Bau dilemma with the Kollegin Ute Bonde (CDU) of the Umweltsen. “Standards must be established in such a way that the nature of my rights comes into play – aber auch der Wohnungsbau”, in “Bild”. Keine Seite könne mit Maximalorderungen und die Start gehen. „Make your best efforts in your future absolutely – that is what we will do differently in the Senate.”