Preparation of the National Park Plan - Nationalpark Bayerischer Wald

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6 NATIONAL PARK PLAN 2010 The prime function of the national park plan is to set out, in the medium term, the objectives and measures for the national park which arise from the purpose and tasks set out in the national park regulation. In addition, the national park plan sets out the network of paths to be maintained, the forest conservation and forest stewardship measures, as well as the development of zoning. The national park plan has initially been prepared for a planning period of 10 years. The detailed planning will be continued as necessary. Annexes The national park administration, in conjunction with the local government national park committee, uses the national park plan as the basis for planning the individual measures and programmes within the operating plans. Supervisory control is exercised by the Bavarian State Ministry for Environment and Public Health. The publication of the national park plan is intended to inform the various departments and institutions concerned with the park of the objectives, tasks and legal basis as well as the current plans and measures. The national park plan is divided into a section on Objectives (Concept and Objectives) and Annexes (Sectoral and Detailed Plans): Structure of the National Park Plan
County of Regen The terms ‘Altpark’ (original park) and ‘Erweiterungsgebiet’ (park extension) are no longer used in the national park plan. After more than 10 years since the extension of the original national park (‘Altpark’) in 1997 to include the areas of Klingenbrunn Forest and that of the former Zwiesel Forestry Office, with various areas bought in addition (‘Erweiterungsgebiet’), the terms are now out of date. Instead, the terms Falkenstein-Rachel-Area (Regen District Council) and Rachel-Lusen-Area (Freyung-Grafenau District Council) are used throughout. The border between the two areas is determined by the district council borders. This new division has resulted in some slight changes to the existing border: • The so-called Klingenbrunn Forest, which was within the extended area, now belongs to the Rachel-Lusen-Area which otherwise consists of the original National Park area of 1970 County of Freyung-Grafenau CONCEPT AND OBJECTIVES 7 National Park towns and villages Falkenstein-Rachel-Area Rachel-Lusen-Area National Park Border (the ‘original park area’). This is actually not a contradiction as the new nature zones had already been established here so that this area was already comparable with the original national park area with regard to zoning and management. • The Rachel Forest area on the north side of the Rachel Mountain now belongs to the ‘Falkenstein-Rachel-Area’. This area in the District of Regen has been part of the National Park since 1971. Otherwise, the ‘Falkenstein-Rachel-Area covers the areas of the former Zwiesel Forestry Office with various areas bought in addition, which used to be known as the ‘Erweiterungsgebiet’. As a result of these reforms, there are also changes in the area and zoning proportions. In addition, this new nomenclature does not mean any changes in respect of status and management of the areas.
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