Environmental protection or parties? Dispute over Eckernförder Beach Open-Airs!

Environmental protection or parties? Dispute over Eckernförder Beach Open-Airs!

On April 23, 2025, remarkable events are on the agenda in the Eckernförde region. A focus is on the upcoming beach open-airs, which were brought to the center of the discussion by the federal government (Federation for the Environment and Nature Conservation Germany). These events, which are occupied by Mallorca stars, pop artists and the renowned Johannes Oerding, take place on the South Strand, an area that is under the protection of the Fauna-Flora-Habitat guideline (FFH guideline). The federal government has vehemently pointed out the need for requirements, including the fencing of the sensitive beach vegetation to protect the natural environment.

The FFH guideline, which has been in force since its adoption in 1992, aims to maintain the biological diversity in the European Union. This is done through the protection of natural habitats and wild animals and plants, and serves as the basis for the European protected area system "Natura 2000" reports the Federal Office for Nature Conservation . The state association of the federal government therefore calls for independent exams for the permits that are granted for such major events in the FFH area.

new kiosk and traffic controls

in other messages, after the previous operator's termination, the kiosk on Wardersee will soon be taken over by a new tenant couple. This will offer an offer of french fries, ice and colorful naschi and plans to reopen according to the necessary renovation work, which should take place after the maypole festival on May 1st.

In Kronshagen, the monitoring of the dormant traffic was also resumed. False parkers now have to adjust to nodules, while polishing and polishers work in double line -up to increase safety during the controls.

evacuations and maritime history

Another important event in the region concerned the evacuation in the Dietrichsdorf district of Kiel. This is one of the greatest evacuations in recent decades. The residents must leave their apartments up to a time set so that a British aviation bomb can be defused. A total of 130 emergency services have been mobilized to ensure security during this procedure. The bomb detonator and detonator are blown up at a sports field, while a radius of evacuation of 1000 meters must be observed.

In addition, the Maritime history of the Kiel Fjord is recognized by the work of Uwe Jenisch, Honorary Professor for International Sea Right. He documents ship wrecks, including well -known such as the "New York", "Admiral Scheer" and "St. Louis", and calls for not forgetting the historical and current challenges, such as the ammunition problem.

Overall, the current events in Eckernförde and the surrounding area show how important a sensitive handling of nature and regional history is, while at the same time the quality of life of the residents is kept in mind.