Harvesting stock for the area’s own woods
Description
Plants that do not exist in an area or which have not been present for more than 100 years shall be regarded as non-resident. For example, plants outside their natural range are considered non-resident. However, populations of a native species, i.e. within their natural range, can also be alien to one area if they have their genetic origin in another area. According to § 40 BNatSchG, they may only be applied to native plants or seeds in the wild outside the forest and agricultural use, according to § 40 BNatSchG. Exceptions are subject to authorisation. Therefore, the LUBW has identified crop stocks from which native reproductive material can be obtained. These crop stocks are mapped in the available spatial data set. For each crop, a list of wood species is linked. Only individuals of these species are safe origins and can therefore be regarded as local. The propagating material of a crop stock may only be used for application in the respective deposit area. All crops are assigned a harvest stock number for documentation and traceability.
On behalf of LUBW, harvest stocks for native wood species were mapped throughout Baden-Württemberg in 2019/2021.
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https://rips-datenlink.lubw.de/UDO_download/Gehoelzerntebestaende.zip |
Tags
- oac:-669
- naturschutz
- landschaftsplanung