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Stiftung KulturLandschaft Günztal
Ottobeuren, DEImpact-drivenFoundationClimate & Environmental ProtectionOrganic Farming
Impact3Sustainability Goals
Employees2 - 10
Founded2000
LocationOttobeuren
About Stiftung KulturLandschaft Günztal
Stiftung KulturLandschaft Günztal is a German foundation dedicated to the preservation and sustainable development of the cultural landscape in the Günz valley, Swabia, Bavaria. Since its establishment in 2000, it has been committed to protecting biodiversity, maintaining traditional meadows, and preserving the unique character of the landscape. Collaborating with farmers and local stakeholders, the foundation secures over 300 hectares of ecologically valuable land and promotes sustainable agricultural practices. Its efforts significantly contribute to regional ecological health and the conservation of rare species.
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Sustainability Goals
Life on Land
Protecting Biodiversity in the Günz Valley
The foundation acquires and manages over 300 hectares of land to preserve rare meadow landscapes, thereby protecting ground-nesting birds and local biodiversity.
Clean Water & Sanitation
Sustainable Water Management in Wetlands
Through projects for water retention and re-wetting wetlands, the foundation contributes to natural water regulation and the preservation of these vital ecosystems in the Günz valley.
Responsible Consumption & Production
Promoting Sustainable Hay Production
The organization operates a Hay Exchange connecting farmers producing ecologically managed hay with buyers, thereby fostering resource-efficient agricultural practices.
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Q1What is the mission of Stiftung KulturLandschaft Günztal?+
Stiftung KulturLandschaft Günztal is dedicated to the preservation and sustainable development of the cultural landscape in the Günz valley, Swabia, Bavaria. Its core mission is to protect biodiversity, maintain traditional hay and wet meadows, and preserve the unique aesthetic character of the landscape.
Q2What concrete achievements has Stiftung KulturLandschaft Günztal made?+
The foundation has acquired or long-term leased over 300 hectares of ecologically valuable land, ensuring its proper management. It promotes contractual nature conservation with farmers, implements water retention measures, and operates a Hay Exchange to strengthen regional ecological health and sustainable agriculture.
Q3How large is the team at Stiftung KulturLandschaft Günztal?+
Stiftung KulturLandschaft Günztal operates with a small, dedicated team of approximately 7 employees. This team is further supported by voluntary board members.
Q4Where is Stiftung KulturLandschaft Günztal headquartered?+
Stiftung KulturLandschaft Günztal is headquartered in Ottobeuren, Germany. Its work is focused on the Günz valley region in Swabia, Bavaria.
Q5Which UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) does Stiftung KulturLandschaft Günztal contribute to?+
Stiftung KulturLandschaft Günztal primarily contributes to SDG 15 (Life on Land). Secondarily, it supports SDG 6 (Clean Water and Sanitation) and SDG 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production).
Q6Where can I find open positions and how can I apply?+
Open positions at Stiftung KulturLandschaft Günztal can be found on their careers page. Please visit the following URL: https://www.guenztal.de/guenztal/web.nsf/id/li_fdihcplldp.html.
Q7When was Stiftung KulturLandschaft Günztal founded?+
Stiftung KulturLandschaft Günztal was founded in 2000 by Dr. Otto Hörmann. It built upon the conservation efforts of the "Aktionsgemeinschaft Günztal e.V.", which began in 1989.
