New wind in nature conservation: Tino Schomann becomes association head at Schaalsee

New wind in nature conservation: Tino Schomann becomes association head at Schaalsee

Zarrentin am Schaalsee, Deutschland - A change at the top of the Zweckverband Schaalsee landscape brings a breath of fresh air to regional nature conservation activities. Tino Schomann, District Administrator of Northwest Mecklenburg, will now take over the association's chair. This was decided with a unanimous election at the association meeting in Salem in Schleswig-Holstein, where he will act as the new association leader for the next four years. Nordkurier reports that Schomann emphasizes the importance of strong partnerships for cross-border cooperation and practical nature conservation.

his predecessor Christoph Mager, who led the association for eight years, leaves serious changes. Under Magers leadership, the special -purpose association has developed from a pure management of a large nature conservation project into a dynamic institution in the field of nature conservation. The association as the second deputy association's head will be preserved, and his knowledge will certainly be a valuable contribution to the future work of the association.

The special association and its tasks

The Zweckverband Schaalsee Landscape is the only cross-border public owner of nature conservation areas on the border between Schleswig-Holstein and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. In this role, the association has been making a reliable contribution to species and climate protection at the local level for almost 35 years. Founded with the aim of preserving, strengthening and developing the biotope network system in the region, the association has gained importance. Not only are the districts of Northwestmecklenburg and Ludwigslust-Parchim, but also the Duchy of Lauenburg and the environmental foundation WWF Germany.

Schomann, who was born in Wismar in 1987, completed an apprenticeship as a agricultural master and thus brings practical experience from agriculture. He runs an agricultural company in Robertsdorf, which specializes in free -range holding eggs and Christmas trees. Wikimedia highlights that he grew up in the community of Blowatz and still lives there. After all, he started starting the career in the youth fire brigade and went through a steep political career.

engagement in environmental and nature conservation

Schomann's takeover of the chair comes at a time when the engagement in environmental and nature conservation in Germany continuously increases. Current statistics show that almost 18 million people are active in organizations and initiatives. [bpb.de] (https://www.bpb.de/themen/umwelt/naturschutzpolitik/510504/akteurein-nature conservation policy- Interseverbaende-und-organizations/) emphasizes that the volunteer survey has been documented in this area since 1999.

This development is also reflected in the work of the special -purpose association, whose activities include a variety of aspects of nature conservation - from political advice to publicity campaigns. With his experience and the commitment that Schomann brings into his new office, you can look optimistically into the future.

Tino Schomann has shown that he has a good knack for the challenges of today. The combination of practical experience and political commitment could prove to be the key to success in cross -border cooperation and in nature conservation. There is a lot to do for Schomann and his new challenges, and working with the already actively committed citizens and associations will be of central importance.