
National Park Hunsrück
In het kort:
- Land
- Duitsland
- Soort werk
- Natuur
- Projectduur
- 6 t/m 26 augustus
- Sustainable Development Goals
- 15. Leven op het land
- Aantal deelnemers
- 15 (7 mannen en 8 vrouwen)
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The Park Rangers of the National Park Hunsrück-Hochwald are waiting for your support to preserve the fauna and flora in this unique natural environment and to provide endangered species with their original habitats again. At the same time it is a great opportunity for you to learn a lot about this ecosystem, the rangers will show and explain a lot. Three main tasks are waiting for you:
1. Taking care of the nutrient-poor grassland and arnica meadows within the national park (mowing works, work to stop the spreading of shrubs etc.). Doing this, you can preserve a valuable habitat with a very high biodiversity. This is especially the case for insects such as bees and butterflies, and flowering plants like orchids.
2. Working on the wildlife park of Wildenburg Castle. Here you can find wolves, deer, wild boars, wildcats, mouflons and many other animals. Your task will mainly be to renew wooden fences and to build elements for the animals can hide behind. You will also construct wooden barriers to protect small trees from getting damaged by the animals.
3. Giving water its natural space back! Inside the national park there are many places where the natural flow of water was changed (due to interruptions of the stream’s curves, drainage channels etc.). In many cases this alteration is negatively impacting the biodiversity of these streams. You will therefore help to restore the natural flow of the water by closing some water channels and revitalizing natural flow elements.
Other environmental protections tasks can be added. Attention: The work might be physically hard and you will get wet and muddy for sure! Please bring hiking boots and working clothes.
You will stay in the community centre of Deuselbach. The accommodation is spacious, has a huge kitchen including a dish-washer and a living room, toilets and showers. There is one big sleeping room with camping beds. Wifi and even a washing machine are available. Please bring your sleeping bag.
Your group of volunteers will be responsible for grocery shopping and cooking together. The food will be bought with the camp budget and everybody will take turns for cooking, washing the dishes and cleaning. In order to reduce our carbon footprint on the planet, we encourage volunteers to reduce meat and try more sustainable dishes.
The workcamp will take place in the western part of Rhineland-Palatinate. You will stay in Deuselbach, a small village with 260 inhabitants. The local villagers are very much interested to welcome you, so you can expect many parties and events to happen. Deuselbach has a pub but no shops. The next bigger village (Thalfang) is 4km far, here you can find everything you need (shops, swimming pool…). There are also many tourists in the area as it is well known for hiking all over the year and for skiing in winter. The next bigger city is Trier (40 km), the oldest Germany city with many Roman sights, a huge cathedral and plenty of this to do (vineyard, shopping, clubs…). You will do several excursions with the support of the Park Rangers, e.g. to Trier.
The National Park Hunsrück-Hochwald is the newest German National Park to protect the nature. The park was just founded in 2015. The landscape is dominated by huge forests, steep hills, small brooks and ponds, rocks and marshes. Only small hamlets interrupt the nature, a perfect region for plenty of different species but also for hiking. You will support the National Park Rangers in their work to preserve the habitat of endangered species and to protect ecologically valuable ecosystems. This workcamp will continue the mission of several workcamps in the past years.
COVID-regulations: On arrival you have to present an actual negative Antigen- oder PCR-Test.
Projectnaam | National Park Hunsrück |
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Projectcode | IBG 17 |
Land | |
Soort werk | |
Startdatum | 6-8-2023 |
Einddatum | 26-8-2023 |
Aantal vrijwilligers | 15 (7 mannen en 8 vrouwen) |
Leeftijd | 18 t/m 99 jaar |
Taal | |
Sustainable Development Goal |
Jongeren onder 18 jaar moeten voor vertrek verplicht een training volgen. De kosten hiervoor zijn € 50 euro en worden apart in rekening gebracht.