Negligent dog owners will now be held accountable. The Hanseatic city has ten new rangers who control Hamburg's nature reserves.
Hamburg – Hamburg now has a ranger service that is supposed to take care of the environment. The 36 nature reserves of the Hanseatic city, which take up around ten percent of Hamburg's area, will in future be checked and kept in order by ten rangers.
* 24hamburg.de reveals here who the women and men are and what they do exactly.
First and foremost, the new forest police pay attention to the environment. Care is taken to ensure that paths are not overgrown, that no rubbish is left lying around, and that signs, barriers and the like remain intact and intact. Particular attention is paid to dog owners, because in nature reserves there is an obligation to be on a leash, which is not always observed. The pets can cause a lot of damage off the beaten track, which is why the rangers are even allowed to initiate administrative offense proceedings in the event of persistent violations. Most of the time, however, the rangers issue a warning in order to keep Hamburg's green and forest areas as natural and healthy as possible. * 24hamburg.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.
