The present Law regulates the protection of nature and landscape in Bremen. It lays down measures to preserve the diversity of flora and fauna as well as natural habitats. The Law contains provisions on the designation of protected areas, the preservation of habitats and the promotion of nature conservation. The Law stipulates that the supreme nature conservation authority is responsible for examining concerns and suggestions. There are also regulations on the demarcation of protected areas and the safeguarding of nature and landscapes. In addition, financial compensation for special uses is defined, which is to be used for the maintenance of green spaces. Furthermore, the participation of recognized nature conservation associations is regulated, including the recognition of associations and the definition of participation rights. The law also stipulates that owners and authorized users of land must tolerate measures in connection with nature conservation. The present Law consists of 42 articles divided into 11 chapters as follows: General provisions (1); Landscape planning (2); Intervention regulations (3); Special provisions on soil erosion and transformation of barren land (4); Protection of certain parts of nature and landscape (5); Protection of varieties (6); Recreational use of nature and landscape (7); Participation of authorized nature protection associations (8); Right of pre-emption, exemptions and exceptions (9); Support of nature protection and landscape care, data processing (10); Penalties, measures of nature protection authorities (11).
Alemania · 2010-04-27