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NABU Großrinderfeld: Exciting decisions at the general meeting!
On June 28, 2025, an extraordinary NABU meeting will take place in Großrinderfeld to decide on a construction project.
NABU Großrinderfeld: Exciting decisions at the general meeting!
On June 28, 2025, the NABU Großrinderfeld group invites you to an extraordinary general meeting. The focus is on the decision on a significant construction project that has potential impacts on the regional nature. The meeting will take place in the Großrinderfeld festival hall and is awaited with great interest by the members. The exact agenda of the meeting is not yet known, but those present will play an important role in planning the future of environmental action in the region. This reports rainer-gerhards.de.
The regular general meeting of the NABU Main-Tauber district association took place in the Großrinderfeld festival hall in spring 2025. This event brought together 30 participants and included, among other things, an invitation to an excursion to the Beilberg. The NABU Großrinderfeld group, represented by Steffen Walther, was entrusted with the responsibility for leading this excursion. The members maintain several orchards and poor grasslands in the region, which has notable consequences for biodiversity. It was found that the diversity of plants and insects could be maintained and even increased through strip mowing and the removal of the mowed material.
Nature conservation and volunteer work
This meeting was also marked by honors. Volker Weiß from the NABU regional association honored the 30-year commitment of Frank Mützel, who received the NABU gold badge of honor for his services. Weiß also reported on the implementation of the new federal statutes and their effects on the district associations and NABU groups. The regional association supports the groups with model statutes and is available to answer legal questions.
A unanimous decision brought about a significant change for the NABU district association: its status as a registered association was given up. Michael Hökel, a spokesman for the association, made it clear that this change in legal form will have no impact on the work of the district association.
The meeting ended with an exchange on various nature conservation topics, including woodland management on waterways and property tax reform. The dialogue about these important aspects of nature conservation sets a positive tone for the upcoming extraordinary general meeting, at which the construction project will be the focus.