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Biodiversity

How can compensation measures counteract the rapid extinction of species?

Guidelines for future compensation with added value

How can compensation measures be designed in future so that they are implemented professionally and to the required extent, while at the same time creating benefits for other landscape functions? In response to this question, three focal points for possible added value were formulated: spatial, functional and procedural. As the central finding of the research project, these free aspects define the framework for action for "compensation with added value".

Biotope network through compensation

The search area map for the Stuttgart region shows areas where enhancement through compensation measures would be sensible and possible. In particular, it aims to create a biotope network and takes into account the general wildlife trail plan and species protection measures.

Policy recommendation for compensation with added value

In the form of nine demands, the policy paper draws attention to current deficits in the compensation process. It shows what political measures are needed to improve offsetting. The recommendations are backed up with examples of pioneering initiatives that illustrate the potential that can be developed and provide information on how the respective approach can be put into practice. The demands made are aimed at political decision-makers at the federal, state and local levels.

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