MRH Results Map Leading Project Biotope Network (2019)

Description

Within the framework of the flagship project Biotopverbund, a map was created which shows the existing Biotope network planning in the entire Hamburg Metropolitan Region (MRH) as far as possible It is combined and partially generalized. The aim of the map is to give an overall overview of the areas in the The Hamburg metropolitan region is crucial for the biotope network. In addition, it was to promote professional exchange in order to better understand the different approaches Understand, create transparency and learn from each other. The challenge in the creation of the common map and also in the Further development of the biotope network in the Hamburg metropolitan region was and is the only conditional comparability of the biotope network plans in the four participating countries. Different categories of the biotope network are often described under the same terms or They use different terms for the same things. In addition, different standards and approaches of countries, counties and cities make it difficult to coordinated, cross-border planning of the biotope network. The results map is to be understood as an approximation of a common biotope network planning, Not as a binding plan. It also serves as a framework and basis for future metropolitan activities. The conscious renunciation of professional depth and Accuracy is the consensual result of an intensive dialogue process with the planners of the biotope network plans, representatives of the four subprojects of the flagship project, members of the MRH working group Nature Budget and Representatives of nature conservation associations. A more detailed description of the flagship project Biotopverbund can be found on the website of the Hamburg Metropolitan Region: https://metropolregion.hamburg.de/biotopverbund/ Data sources used as a basis: * Hamburg: Landscape Programme for the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg (2019), Map Species and Biotope Conservation * Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania: Expert Landscape Framework Plan Westmecklenburg (2008), Map II Biotope Network Planning * Schleswig-Holstein: Landscape framework planning Schleswig-Holstein (1998 - 2005) * Lower Saxony: Lower Saxony Regional Spatial Planning Programme (LROP); The districts of Harburg, Heidekreis, Lüneburg, Rotenburg (Wümme), Stade and Uelzen also have a landscape framework plan. At the time of preparation, the districts of Cuxhaven and Lüchow-Dannenberg did not draw up a landscape framework plan (as at: (July 2019) - District of Harburg: Landscape Framework Planning County of Harburg (2013), Map Biotope Network - Heidekreis district: Landscape framework planning Landkreis Heidekreis (2013), Map 5a: Target concept / interconnection system - District of Lüneburg: Landscape Framework Planning District of Lüneburg (2017), Target Concept Biotope Network - district Rotenburg (Wümme): Landscape framework planning district Rotenburg (Wümme) (2015), text maps Biotopverbund 4.3/1-5 - District of Stade: Landscape Framework Planning District of Stade (2014), Map 3 Biotope Network - District of Uelzen: Landscape framework planning district Uelzen (2012), Textkarten 07 Biotopverbund

Resources

Name Format Description Link
0 https://geodienste.hamburg.de/MRH_WMS_Ergebniskarte_Biotopverbund?SERVICE=WMS&REQUEST=GetCapabilities

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  • kernflächen
  • harburg
  • rotenburg
  • entwicklungsflächen
  • verbundachsen
  • verbindungsflächen
  • landkreise
  • wälder
  • gdimrh
  • feuchtlebensräume
  • tierarten
  • gewässerlebensräume
  • landschaftsrahmenpläne
  • trockenlebensräume
  • envi
  • heidekreis
  • ffh-gebiete

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  • ENVI

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