Preparation of a Report “Moors in the Natural Tender - 138689072

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Country: Germany

Summary: Preparation of a Report “Moors in the Natural Zone of the Bavarian Forest National Park”

Deadline: 20 Apr 2026

Posting Date: 30 Mar 2026

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TOT Ref.No.: 138689072

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The natural zone of the Bavarian Forest National Park has been subject to the goal of process protection since 1970. In these areas, the natural dynamics of the various habitats are allowed to develop undisturbed by humans. This also includes many areas peaty soils to raised bog sites, which, however, have largely been anthropogenically influenced historically through drainage, peat extraction or reforestation. These changes continue to have an effect today and continue to lead to increased release of greenhouse gases. The overview moorland map of Bavaria from the LfU (ÜMBK25) shows around 5, 700 hectares of moorland areas (from marsh soils to raised moors) in the national park area. Around 4, 200 hectares of these are in the process protection areas (= natural zone) and should be regenerate without intervention and develop as undisturbed as possible. According to the national park plan (volume "Species and Biotope Protection", 2022), it is assumed that the water balance in moor forests in the natural zone is determined in the long term by natural processes. e.g. Ditch closure due to accumulation of dead wood or root plate? normalized again and can therefore contribute to a more stable water balance in the long term and thus to a reduction in CO2 release. Since the moor areas in the natural zone have developed in recent times Since they have been able to develop undisturbed for decades, the current condition of many moor areas is not known and should therefore be subject to an expert review. In this context, according to the specifications of the national park plan, it should also be examined whether Individual measures are necessary to secure and restore moorland and moorland forest habitats in the natural zone. These may be carried out if they clearly lead to a regeneration of the habitat and a natural development of contribute to this. In the management zone there is already a well-documented overview of the condition of the moorland and moorland forest areas. The ...

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