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EuroNatur Foundation (EuroNatur)
Westendstraße 3
78315 Radolfzell am Bodensee
Germany
Tel.: +49 7732 9272 0
Fax: +49 7732 9272 22
info@euronatur.org

Executive Director: Gabriel Schwaderer

EuroNatur is a foundation with legal capacity under civil law. Executive Director Gabriel Schwaderer is authorised to represent the foundation.

Supervisory Authority: Regierungspräsidium Freiburg, Aktenzeichen 14-2214.8

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Gerrit Zegelaarstraat 1
6709 TA Wageningen
The Netherlands
Tel.: +31 317 465 544
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Liability Note:

With the decision of 12th May 1998, the Regional Court of Hamburg declared that the setting up of a link may entail accepting responsibility for the contents of the linked site. This can only be avoided by distancing oneself explicitly from these contents.

We – the EuroNatur Foundation – have set up a number of links to other servers. We declare for all of these links that we exert no influence on the layout and contents of the linked pages. We herewith explicitly distance ourselves from all contents of the linked pages stating clearly that their contents are not our own.

Non-profit status:

Since we promote science, national education, animal and nature protection, landscape conservation and environment protection, we are exempt from corporate tax (following § 5 Abs. 1 Nr.9 German Corporation Tax Act) and trade tax (following § 3 Nr. 6 German Trade Tax Act) for the year 2017, in accordance with the notice of exemption by the Singen Tax Office dated from 10 October 2018 (Tax Nr. 18153/25263).

The foundation promotes the following, particularly eligible charitable purposes: the implementation and promotion of science-based projects with a focus on Europe, its aim of preserving endangered wildlife populations and their habitats, as well as the protection and nature-compatible development of ecologically important natural and cultural landscapes, which includes the lobbying and measures for environmental education.

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EuroNatur Website – Facebook – Twitter – Instagram – YouTube – LinkedIn – Issuu

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The significance of any damage that has adverse effects on reaching or maintaining the favourable conservation status of habitats or species has to be assessed by reference to the conservation status at the time of the damage, the services provided by the amenities they produce and their capacity for natural regeneration. Significant adverse changes to the baseline condition should be determined by means of measurable data such as:

the number of individuals, their density or the area covered;

the role of the particular individuals or of the damaged area in relation to the species or to the habitat conservation, the rarity of the species or habitat (assessed at local, regional and higher level including at Community level);

the species’ capacity for propagation (according to the dynamics specific to that species or to that population), its viability or the habitat’s capacity for natural regeneration (according to the dynamics specific to its characteristic species or to their populations);

the species’ or habitat’s capacity, after damage has occurred, to recover within a short time, without any intervention other than increased protection measures, to a condition which leads, solely by virtue of the dynamics of the species or habitat, to a condition deemed equivalent or superior to the baseline condition.

Damage with a proven effect on human health must be classified as significant damage. The following does not have to be classified as significant damage:

negative variations that are smaller than natural fluctuations regarded as normal for the species or habitat in question;

negative variations due to natural causes or resulting from intervention relating to the normal management of sites, as defined in habitat records or target documents or as carried on previously by owners or operators;

damage to species or habitats for which it is established that they will recover, within a short time and without intervention, either to the baseline condition or to a condition which leads, solely by virtue of the dynamics of the species or habitat, to a condition deemed equivalent or superior to the baseline condition.

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