📋 Tender Overview
Extreme weather events increase as a result of climate change and face major challenges for forest owners. Climate silent mixed forests and active forest care contribute to the preservation and protection of the forests. 25 years ago, Sturm Lothar, as one of the harbing of the great damage on. The Ortenaukreis was one of the most affected regions in Europe. In the case of wind speeds of more than 200 kilometers per hour, 30 million solid-meter-year-olds fell in Baden-Wurttemberg, which corresponds to the triple annual stroke. Extreme weather events have been increasing as a result of climate change and presenting our forest owners with great challenges. Sturm-Lothar memorial stone and the planting of a forest and wood ambassador forest in Ohlsbach in the Ortenaukreis. The risk of forest fire Despite the cool and rainy days of the last few weeks, the country is increasing again. In large parts of Baden-Wurttemberg, we can already reach the second highest forest fire level level 4 again until the middle of the week. If open fire and smoking are prohibited in the forest. Bark beetle, especially now, keep an eye on With the increasing temperatures, the rising temperatures have to be expected again with higher swarm activity and freshness risk. The excursion of the second generation of book printer (IPS typography) is imminent. Therefore, I ask all forest owners to take a close look at their forest in the next few days and to look for fresh boring, emphasized Minister Hauk. Because the drilling flour is most effective after intensive swarm flights on dry days. As the infestation progresses, the later infestation symptoms, such as woodpeckers, needle waste and crown discoloration, become visible and require a particularly rapid processing and removal in order to pre -develop the development and the excursion of the broods and to protect the remaining forest from infestation, said Hauk. Mass enhancements of bark beetles lead to loss of large forest areas without effective management and are absolutely to be prevented.