Prerequisites
When carrying out your intervention, you must keep the resulting disruption to the natural environment and the landscape as low as possible.
Depending on the situation, you must either compensate for unavoidable impairments through nature conservation and landscape management measures or equivalently compensate for them through substitute measures.
A nature conservation permit may be necessary for the following outdoor projects, for example:
- Driving silo
- Fence, enclosure
- structures or buildings
- Unpaved agricultural or forestry storage areas or storage areas
- Surface sealing or surface paving
Documents required
Which documents and information are necessary differs from case to case. You should submit a simple, informal application with a map section with location markers and a simple sketch plan. The responsible authority will check whether a nature conservation permit is required for the project and will then request additional specific documents from you if necessary.
Please note
The authorization for intervention must be available to you and be legally binding before you begin the actual project.
In addition to the intervention permit, further nature conservation approvals may be required (e.g. species protection, biotope protection, fauna-flora-habitat protection or bird protection, protected area regulations).
Special, relaxed regulations apply to development plans and unplanned interior areas.
Deadlines
No
