Landscape conservation areas; designation
Brief description
In contrast to nature conservation areas, landscape conservation areas primarily serve to protect the ecosystem and its functionality.Description
In addition to flora and fauna, important protected assets include soil, groundwater and surface water, climate and the landscape. An area can also be designated as a landscape conservation area due to its particular importance for recreation. Areas in which nature-friendly use by humans is to be preserved or reintroduced can also be placed under landscape protection. In comparison to nature conservation areas, abiotic resource protection is in the foreground.
As self-governing authorities, the administrative districts and independent cities are responsible for the designation of landscape protection areas by ordinance. If the landscape conservation area extends beyond the territory of a district or a municipality not attached to a district, the district is responsible for issuing the conservation area ordinance.
Protected areas can be divided into zones with correspondingly graduated protection. Where necessary, their surroundings can also be protected.
Special information for - District of Bad Tölz WolfratshausenPlease note the ordinances on the following protected landscape areas under the links below:
- Altenberg felts
- Auerfilze with Karpfsee
- Ebenberg felts Eglinger and Ascholdinger felts Haratinger and Mooshamer ponds
- Raised bog at the Rauthof
- Raised bog near the Schemeralm
- Isar floodplains
- Kreuzbichel
- Landscape areas along the Isar
- Parts of the landscape in the area of the so-called Bergl north-east of Ramsau
- Hirschbach valley
- Isar valley between Königsdorf and Icking
- Oberallmannshaus felts
- Eastern shore of Lake Starnberg near Münsing
- Rothenrainer Moore
- Schoenberg
- Sylvensteinsee and upper Isar valley
- Walchensee
Legal basis
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Notes
The state government is responsible for issuing ordinances on national parks. Ordinances on nature conservation areas are issued by the higher nature conservation authority at the government (see "Related topics").
The district administrative authorities (district administrations and independent municipalities) are responsible as lower nature conservation authorities for issuing ordinances on natural monuments and for issuing ordinances on protected landscape features up to a maximum size of 10 hectares. The higher nature conservation authorities are responsible for protected landscape features larger than 10 hectares (see "Related topics").
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