Protest against budget cuts: Domain Dahlem closes temporarily!

Protest against budget cuts: Domain Dahlem closes temporarily!

The Dahnem Domain, the popular country estate in the Berlin district of Zehlendorf, sees itself in serious difficulties due to massive budget cuts. In order to draw attention to the consent to the cuts of 246,700 euros, the site will be concluded next Monday and Tuesday (December 9/10). Director Steffen Otte emphasizes that this special development is a clear sign of the urgency of the financial Situation and the alarming consequences that could have these savings for the diverse educational and cultural offers as well as the preservation of the historical buildings. Without sufficient means, the maintenance of this cultural heritage will be in danger, as bz-berlin.de reported.

economic challenges threaten the archehof

On the historical site, which has been used for 800 years for 800 years, the Archehof can also be found with impressive 7 threatened livestock breeds and 10 pet breeds. The highlights include the rough Pomeranian landscape, the screw -horned Bulgarian long -haired goat and even Dülmen wild horses. These animals play a crucial role not only in the preservation of old races, which are listed in the red list of Geh (Society for the Conservation of Old and Endangered Pet Races e.V.), but also in the formation of the Berlin population, as the Dahlem domain explains on its official side. Interested parties can even acquire brood eggs and day -to -day chicks, which further underlines the relevance of this facility.

With the impending loss of a good 20 percent of the current budget, the domain Dahlem sees its existence threatened. The elimination of funds from around 1.3 million euros annually to around 1 million euros could have far -reaching consequences for the cultural landscape of Berlin. Therefore, during the closing days, various information events are planned for support and a collection of signatures for a petition to secure the necessary funds, such as domaene-dahlem.de Such initiatives could be crucial to maintain the traditional agricultural culture and the unique animal species.