Management plan for the network of protected areas on the southern shore of Lake Zell

E.C.O. is commissioned to draw up a management plan for the network of protected areas on the southern shore of Lake Zell. The 223-hectare area comprises a Natura 2000 site, a nature reserve and a landscape conservation area and includes the largest intact valley floor moor in the Pinzgau region. E.C.O. analyzed the ecological conditions, developed conservation goals and defined specific measures for the three sub-areas: Calming the sensitive reed zones in the north, securing and restoring species-rich litter meadows in the central area and extensification in the southern farm grassland. The aim is to secure suitable long-term habitats for rare species such as the fringed crescent moss, the yellow wagtail and the skylark. E.C.O. is providing technical support throughout the entire planning process.