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The foundation's aim is to promote (small-scale) private biotope management on the "Zuid-Veluwe" Gelderland.
The foundation tries to achieve its goals by sowing Biotope-enhancing field edges, mainly ...
Chairman of the Biotope Improvement Foundation
Organisation role · Flexible hours
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Nature & sustainability
Stichting Biotoopverbetering
#82634
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H. ReudinkAsk H. a question or contact the organiser directly at [email protected] or 0621545129.
Summary
The board of the Biotope Improvement Foundation “Zuid-Veluwe” is looking for a chairman with an affinity for nature.What volunteers need
🗣️ Native language skills
About Stichting Biotoopverbetering
The foundation's aim is to promote (small-scale) private biotope management on the "Zuid-Veluwe" Gelderland.
The foundation tries to achieve its goals by sowing Biotope-enhancing field edges, mainly in the municipality of Renkum.
The field edges are sown with a mixture of up to thirty different types of seeds. To name a few: buckwheat, rammanas, vetch, mallow, phacelia, cornflower, barge and clovers.
We do this mainly because insects (bees, butterflies, bumblebees, etc.), birds and small mammals in the cultural landscape need our help to find varied food and the necessary cover. The seed formation after flowering ensures a rich population of mice, which in turn benefits birds of prey and owls.
The foundation tries to achieve its goals by sowing Biotope-enhancing field edges, mainly in the municipality of Renkum.
The field edges are sown with a mixture of up to thirty different types of seeds. To name a few: buckwheat, rammanas, vetch, mallow, phacelia, cornflower, barge and clovers.
We do this mainly because insects (bees, butterflies, bumblebees, etc.), birds and small mammals in the cultural landscape need our help to find varied food and the necessary cover. The seed formation after flowering ensures a rich population of mice, which in turn benefits birds of prey and owls.