Natura2000 measures

Areas for which the same permanent care or use is planned and which are suitable for this purpose are combined into treatment units. This may also be done by including non-habitat or non-habitat (development) areas.

Animal and plant species (habitates) Annex II to the FFH Directive: Presentation of animal and plant species in accordance with Annex II to the Habitats Directive according to the outcome of the management planning.

Habitat types (LRT) (as of 2008): Presentation of the LRTs according to Annex I of the Habitats Directive on the basis of the current mapping and evaluation key on the current orthophoto.

Measures Technical levels (points, lines, areas):
Presentation of measures for the conservation of favourable conservation status (EHZ) of habitat types (LRT) according to Annex I and the habitats/populations of species referred to in Annex II of the Habitats Directive:
Conservation measures = all measures aimed at maintaining a favourable ECZ;
Restoration measures = transfer currently with an unfavorable EHZ C (medium to poor) classified LRT areas and species habitats/populations into a favorable EHZ;
Development measures = all measures on so-called development areas which cannot yet be classified as FFH LRTs or as habitats of a species listed in Annex II to the Habitats Directive, but which serve to develop those areas towards an FFH LRT or a habitat of a species listed in Annex II.
FFH @-@ Area — Editing status Presentation of the FFH @-@ territorial boundaries and the processing status of the management plans. Yellow shows the FFH areas for which management plans are available. There are 212 FFH areas in Thuringia.
Note: The N2000 sites were demarcated in the course of the notification of the Natura 2000 sites on the analogue map on a scale of 1:25,000. As part of the management planning (yellow underlayed areas), the first step is to interpret the delineation to the planning scale 1:10,000, using the current orthophoto and aiming for a widest possible coverage with the Digital Topographic Map (DTK 10). In this context, the naturally occurring shifts are adjusted due to different standards.