We offer you support

  • Short video presentations on how to offer a project at AgoraNatura
  • Material to prepare your project description
  • Notes for the implementation phase
  • Contact to our experts directly to help you prepare your offer

For an easy start

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How AgoraNatura works

[7:19] The project lead, Prof. Bettina Matzdorf, talks about the goals and basic ideas behind AgoraNatura: How does the online marketplace work? Who can participate? What is the certification all about?

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Notes from the practice partners

[9:01] Team colleagues from landscape conservation about the requirements for providers and your projects, but also about the expected effort and what makes AgoraNatura so attractive from their point of view.

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This is how your project is presented

[3:28] Project staff member Michaela Reutter on project presentation: How are the projects presented? What does the AgoraNatura flower display? What information do you have to provide as a project supplier?

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Project description and management

[5:04] This brings us to the heart of AgoraNatura: the online form for your project description. You will receive instructions on how to use it and learn how to manage your project in your AgoraNatura members area.

For your project description

  • Project TypesDo any of our Project Types at the end of the page fit your idea? These contain recommendations for the selection of suitable areas and measures as well as methods for describing and observing the results and are recognized by the Naturplus-Standard.
  • Assistance to the blossomTo help you rank your ecosystem services, see the "Assistance to the blossom" page for bundled information on criteria, tips for facts and figures, and results monitoring. Read more ...
  • Checklist with tips for good picturesAs a "Checklist" we have compiled essential questions and a list of necessary data and materials. You will also find tips for good pictures. Read more...
  • Frequently Asked QuestionsHere we collect the answers to many of your feedbacks. Read more...

For the implementation phase

If your project is in the implementation phase, please report (at least) once a year on the measures implemented and results observed. Please keep important documents carefully as evidence of the implementation of your project.

In our fourth video you will learn how to publish news and reports on your project page via your "My AgoraNatura". (from 3:49)

If you upload images for a news item, the first image uploaded will become the cover image!

Use pictures for your documentationUse the GPS recognition and date display to easily and bindingly prove the place and day of origin. It is best to walk at least 20 to 30 metres into the area and wait a while with the camera activated until the device has found the point of view more precisely. If possible, title your images directly and add/notate important things.

To avoid losing the data when uploading your images, it is best to store your images in a cloud that you can access when writing your news. When sending e.g. by mail, especially the GPS information is often removed automatically.

Unfortunately, you need to reduce the images to a maximum of 1 MB before uploading them. You can achieve this by reducing a copy so that the image is still about 1,500 to 2,000 pixels wide at the long edge. Please keep the original file with the larger, higher resolution photo.

Feel free to take another look at our tips for good pictures in our checklist, which you know from preparing your project description. After all, news about the implementation of your project can be the best advertisement for your next project!

Get in touch with us directly!

Margarethe Reichenspurner

Questions regarding AgoraNatura and the submission of your project

info[a]agora-natura.de

Holger Pepper

Specific questions on nature conservation

pepper[a]zalf.de 

Brandenburg & Mecklenburg Western Pomerania

Nathalie Soethe

Freelance nature conservation advisor

Nathalie.Soethe[a]gmx.de

Mobile: 0162 3645994


Brandenburg

Jan Noack

Nature conservation advisor for
Brandenburg

noack[a]lpv.de


Brandenburg

Gregor Kablitz

Nature conservation advisor for Southern Brandenburg

gregor.kablitz[a]gmx.de


Mecklenburg Western Pomerania

Contact person
Ulla Wieneke

Nature conservation consultation in Mecklenburg Western Pomerania 

u.wieneke[a]stun-mv.de

Tel.: 0385 / 758 245


Mecklenburg Western Pomerania

Catherine Possitt

Nature conservation advisor for Mecklenburg Western Pomerania

katharinapossitt-mv[a]oekoring-sh.de

Mobile: 0160 99042899

Mecklenburg Western Pomerania & Schleswig Holstein

Arne Bilau

Nature conservation advisor for Western Pomerania and Schleswig Holstein 

arnebilau-mv[a]oekoring-sh.de

Mobile: 0176 41201816


Bavaria

Fabian Eichhorn
Nature conservation advisor of the landscape conservation association LPV Freising

fabian.eichhorn[a]kreis-fs.de

Tel.: 0385 7582456

Project types at AgoraNatura

Below you will find type-specific recommendations for the selection of suitable areas and measures as well as methods for describing and monitoring the expected results. You can download the documents as soon as you are registered at AgoraNatura. 

Valuable farmland

Project type Valuable farmland at AgoraNatura

The aim is the conservation or development of species- and individual-rich wild herb populations with often endangered wild herb species in fields ...

Further information (PDF, 1.2 MB)

Valuable grassland

Project type Valuable grassland at AgoraNatura

The aim is to preserve the highly endangered plant communities of wet grassland, fresh meadows and mesophilic grassland ...

Further information (PDF, 1.2 MB)

Orchard meadow

Project type Orchard meadow at AgoraNatura

The aim is to preserve valuable orchards as part of a diverse cultural landscape ...

Further information (PDF, 620 KB)

Flower strips/areas

Project type Flower strips at AgoraNatura

The aim is to develop a vegetation particularly rich in flowers and structures on arable land ...

Further information (PDF, 1.4 MB)

Protected areas for amphibians

Project type Protected areas for amphibians at AgoraNatura

The aim is to develop amphibian protection areas on arable land around small water bodies ...

Further information (PDF, 629 KB)

Cultivation of arable fodder as a foraging area for the red kite

Arable land as foraging area for the red kite

The aim is to cultivate arable fodder with weekly partial mowing in the red kite's territory and breeding period ...

Further information (PDF, 1 MB)

Hedges ...

The aim is to maintain or create new hedges ... including the associated grassy herbaceous border ...

Further information (PDF, 1.7 MB)