Permanent dispute at the Berzdorfer See: Entrepreneurs are fighting for his rights!

Permanent dispute at the Berzdorfer See: Entrepreneurs are fighting for his rights!

Am Berzdorfer See in Upper Lusatia are shown by the consequences of the decades of mining, but at the same time the tourist use of the region is actively promoted. A new agreement between the LMBV, the city of Görlitz and the municipality of Schönau-Berzdorf was signed to expand the tourist areas on the north beach and in German-Ossig. These areas over 40,000 square meters are now available for leisure activities. The renovation of the lake approaches the final enforcement, with a planned complete release and handover of the water to the Free State until 2028. These developments were from the mdr reported in detail.

However, there are not only positive developments at Lake Berzdorfer. Entrepreneur Stefan Menzel, the operator of a passenger ship on the lake, had to face a fine recently, but which was hired. Despite these legal disputes, he would like to find solutions together with the bosses of the "Island of the Senses" in a constructive dialogue in order to better harmonize the different interests around the lake, such as the Sächsische reported.

challenges in the Zittauer Forst

Another important point in the region is the change in the management of the Zittau forestry company. Uwe Jiranek, who has returned from Bavaria, has succeeded Angela Bültemeier. It faces the task of making forest conversion sustainable after extreme weather conditions, such as dryness and bark beetle attack. The forestry company is also faced with the difficulty of working economically, since the main source of income, wooden sale, is not secured.

cultural developments and social commitment

In the cultural area, the organization of Christopher Street Days (CSD) in Upper Lusatia recorded. Several events in Bautzen and Görlitz are planned for 2025, with the demonstration on August 10 and in Görlitz on September 27th. Despite the positive mood, there are also counter -protests from right -wing groups that have been announced via social media. These developments underline the current social dynamics, in which protests and support campaigns are closely intertwined.

An additional cultural highlight will be the surrounding house day in Oppach. Here Thomas Schubert from Potsdam saved a dilapidated surrounding house and would like to encourage to maintain and restore other dilapidated buildings.

In the context of the climate change adjustment, reports of the

The Oberlausitz region is therefore faced with a variety of challenges and opportunities that include both legal and climatic aspects and which must be actively addressed in the coming years.