Die Renaturierungsdatenbank wurde 2002 im Auftrag des LLUR zur Dokumentation und Analyse der in Schleswig-Holstein erfolgten und dokumentierten Maßnahmen in Mooren erstellt. Ende 2011 und Anfang 2012 wurden die fehlenden Maßnahmen von GFN eingepflegt. Die Daten sind in Access abgelegt und ¿ sofern möglich ¿ geographisch verortet und liegen als shape-Dateien vor. Es liegt somit ein Datenbestand für den Zeitraum 2001 bis 2011 vor. Alle künftigen Maßnahmen werden ab 2013 in der neuen Maßnahmendatenbank abgelegt. Die S+E-Maßnahmen für 2012 werden sukzessive nachgepflegt. Die Erfassung der Maßnahmen der Stiftung Naturschutz für 2012 muss noch geklärt werden. Die Renaturierungsdatenbank wird schreibgeschützt ins LANIS eingestellt und steht dann für Recherchen und Auswertungen zur Verfügung. Neue Eingaben sollen dort nicht mehr erfolgen. Dateneingabe in die DB ¿ Datenbestand 2001 bis 2011 ¿ Es werden keine neuen Daten mehr aufgenommen ¿ Ankäufe und Anpachtungen sind nicht enthalten ¿ Moore, die mehrfach unter verschiedenen Namen in die DB aufgenommen wurden, werden auf jeweils das Moor reduziert, dem die Maßnahmen zugeordnet wurden ¿ Es erfolgen keine strukturellen Änderungen mehr an der DB von 2002 ¿ Quellen für die Eingaben: o LLUR, Außenstelle ETS o Stiftung Naturschutz o Untere Naturschutzbehörden
Im Rahmen des vorsorgenden Bodenschutzes werden zur Kennzeichnung und Beobachtung von Veränderungen in Böden in Schleswig-Holstein seit 1989 37 Boden-Dauerbeobachtungsflächen (BDF) betrieben. Das Untersuchungsprogramm umfasst bodenkundliche Feldaufnahmen, bodenphysikalische und bodenchemische Untersuchungen, Wasserstandsmessungen und die Dokumentation betriebsbezogener Daten (Schlagkarteien) sowie vegetationskundliche, flechtenkundliche, bodenzoologische und bodenmikrobiologische Untersuchungen. Die Ziele der Boden-Dauerbeobachtung sind · die Beschreibung des aktuellen Zustandes der Böden, · die langfristige Überwachung der Veränderung der Böden und · die Ableitung von Prognosen für die zukünftige Entwicklung.
TMAP parameter group: Counts of birds washed ashore (BEAB). Data of the Beached-Birds-Survey The trilateral Monitoring and Assessment Program was established in 1994 and contains 28 chemical, biological, geological and common parameter. Analyses enable an assessment on the trilateral agreed ecological targets. Results are published as Quality status report regularly. Investigations are done with regard to the following issues of concern primarily (Kellermann, A. et al. 1994): - Effects of climate change on the morphology, - Effects of pollutant inputs (nutrients and contaminants) on processes, species and communities, - Effects of fisheries on species and communities, - Effects of recreational activities on species, - Effects of agricultural utilization on salt marsh communities.
TMAP parameter group: Counts of birds washed ashore (BEAB). Data of the Beached-Birds-Survey The trilateral Monitoring and Assessment Program was established in 1994 and contains 28 chemical, biological, geological and common parameter. Analyses enable an assessment on the trilateral agreed ecological targets. Results are published as Quality status report regularly. Investigations are done with regard to the following issues of concern primarily (Kellermann, A. et al. 1994): - Effects of climate change on the morphology, - Effects of pollutant inputs (nutrients and contaminants) on processes, species and communities, - Effects of fisheries on species and communities, - Effects of recreational activities on species, - Effects of agricultural utilization on salt marsh communities.
TMAP parameter group: Counts of birds washed ashore (BEAB). Data of the Beached-Birds-Survey The trilateral Monitoring and Assessment Program was established in 1994 and contains 28 chemical, biological, geological and common parameter. Analyses enable an assessment on the trilateral agreed ecological targets. Results are published as Quality status report regularly. Investigations are done with regard to the following issues of concern primarily (Kellermann, A. et al. 1994): - Effects of climate change on the morphology, - Effects of pollutant inputs (nutrients and contaminants) on processes, species and communities, - Effects of fisheries on species and communities, - Effects of recreational activities on species, - Effects of agricultural utilization on salt marsh communities.
TMAP parameter group: Water and air temperature, wind speed, ice coverage and NAO index (WEAC). Weather data measured by the DWD. The trilateral Monitoring and Assessment Program was established in 1994 and contains 28 chemical, biological, geological and common parameter. Analyses enable an assessment on the trilateral agreed ecological targets. Results are published as Quality status report regularly. Investigations are done with regard to the following issues of concern primarily (Kellermann, A. et al. 1994): - Effects of climate change on the morphology, - Effects of pollutant inputs (nutrients and contaminants) on processes, species and communities, - Effects of fisheries on species and communities, - Effects of recreational activities on species, - Effects of agricultural utilization on salt marsh communities.
TMAP parameter group: Counts of birds washed ashore (BEAB). Data of the Beached-Birds-Survey The trilateral Monitoring and Assessment Program was established in 1994 and contains 28 chemical, biological, geological and common parameter. Analyses enable an assessment on the trilateral agreed ecological targets. Results are published as Quality status report regularly. Investigations are done with regard to the following issues of concern primarily (Kellermann, A. et al. 1994): - Effects of climate change on the morphology, - Effects of pollutant inputs (nutrients and contaminants) on processes, species and communities, - Effects of fisheries on species and communities, - Effects of recreational activities on species, - Effects of agricultural utilization on salt marsh communities.
TMAP parameter group: Water and air temperature, wind speed, ice coverage and NAO index (WEAC). Weather data measured by the DWD. The trilateral Monitoring and Assessment Program was established in 1994 and contains 28 chemical, biological, geological and common parameter. Analyses enable an assessment on the trilateral agreed ecological targets. Results are published as Quality status report regularly. Investigations are done with regard to the following issues of concern primarily (Kellermann, A. et al. 1994): - Effects of climate change on the morphology, - Effects of pollutant inputs (nutrients and contaminants) on processes, species and communities, - Effects of fisheries on species and communities, - Effects of recreational activities on species, - Effects of agricultural utilization on salt marsh communities.
TMAP parameter group: Water and air temperature, wind speed, ice coverage and NAO index (WEAC). Weather data measured by the DWD. The trilateral Monitoring and Assessment Program was established in 1994 and contains 28 chemical, biological, geological and common parameter. Analyses enable an assessment on the trilateral agreed ecological targets. Results are published as Quality status report regularly. Investigations are done with regard to the following issues of concern primarily (Kellermann, A. et al. 1994): - Effects of climate change on the morphology, - Effects of pollutant inputs (nutrients and contaminants) on processes, species and communities, - Effects of fisheries on species and communities, - Effects of recreational activities on species, - Effects of agricultural utilization on salt marsh communities.
TMAP parameter group: Water and air temperature, wind speed, ice coverage and NAO index (WEAC). Weather data measured by the DWD. The trilateral Monitoring and Assessment Program was established in 1994 and contains 28 chemical, biological, geological and common parameter. Analyses enable an assessment on the trilateral agreed ecological targets. Results are published as Quality status report regularly. Investigations are done with regard to the following issues of concern primarily (Kellermann, A. et al. 1994): - Effects of climate change on the morphology, - Effects of pollutant inputs (nutrients and contaminants) on processes, species and communities, - Effects of fisheries on species and communities, - Effects of recreational activities on species, - Effects of agricultural utilization on salt marsh communities.
