Atlantic cod (Gadus morhua) is the most iconic fish species for Iceland. Identification: Usually coloration is light brown or tawny with pronounced black spots on the back, sides and head.Spots are often surrounded with reddish halo, along. Adult Size: Normal size is 14-20 inches and 1-2 pounds.Browns occasionally reach 10 pounds. Scientific Name: Salmo trutta. Other Names: German Brown Trout, Brownie.
The vast natural areas are mainly taken care of by nature itself and wildlife has begun to thrive in more natural densities. Due to the wide variety of habitats in which brown trout are found, specific recommendations on fishing techniques and terminal tackle are difficult to provide.Its strategic location on one of the ecological crossroads in Europe makes it one of the most exciting wild areas in north-central Europe. Brown trout are known to be wary and targeting larger fish is widely considered a challenging, yet rewarding fishing opportunity. It is native to cool and cold streams and lakes throughout Europe, northern Asia and North America, and reaches as far south as northwest Mexico and extreme. The trout and salmon family is large.
Growth in the local wildlife watching business is increasingly benefitting delta communities, with the first tourism packages offered from local outfitters via the European Safari Company.A completed project funded by the Krombacher Brewary saw DUH identify and protect suitable feeding habitats for the lesser spotted eagle in the delta’s Ueckermünde Heath area. The eventual aim is to develop an alternative, sustainable and competitive model of land and sea use for local landowners, entrepreneurs and residents.Within the project Wildlife Economies (WLE) we work with 8 other parties on enabling nature-based enterprises in 4 European regions, including Oder Delta.Efforts in tourism promotion, education and communication are also creating positive attitudes for a wilder delta and a wilder Europe. A developing network of local wilderness guides, wildlife watching tours and hides, lodging and other nature-based enterprises is creating jobs and burgeoning support for rewilding. Rewilding Europe and local partners have started work on several pilot business projects here, based on the exploration of nature-based economic opportunities. Sustainable development combined with rewilding activities can secure these wild treasures of the Oder Delta so that they can serve as new economic opportunities for local people.The Oder Delta is building a reputation for rewilding and as a prominent nature tourism destination. Rewetting of wet pastures in Germany and the abandonment of peat-cutting in Poland has allowed a dramatic comeback of wildlife, most spectacularly for white-tailed eagles that now have the highes t breeding density in Europe as well as common crane, otter, beaver, salmon, sea-trout and many other species.Not far from Berlin and the Baltic coast resorts, this wild landscape can create new sources of income and pride for the local people.
The team are also working with partners from across Europe to look at how natural grazing can fit into existing agricultural systems – GrazeLIFE seeks to improve European policy so that wild animals, particualry the big herbivores can once again play their role as keystone species in Europe’s wild areas. Working with local communities along the Polish border , the team are helping people to get read y for elk – adapting to the presence of one of Europe’s big herbivores. Polish elk have done well in the Oder Delta area in recent decades and are now starting to expand their range across the Oder River. Nest protection shields were also installed to protect eagle nests against predation in order to boost breeding success.With funding from the German Postcode Lottery, the Rewilding Oder Delta team have started work on the return of elk (known in North America as moose) to Germany.
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In 2018 Krombacher Breweryprovided further funding which will be used to support ongoing river restoration and measures to aid fish migration, and to improve habitat for grey seals and waterbirds in and around the Stettin Lagoon, a Natura 2000 site and Important Bird Area on the Polish side.Reed beds delta lands near Swinousczje, PolandCanoe on the Peene river, Anklam, GermanyHotel in Stolpe at the Peene river, GermanyPeene river and flooded lands near Anklamer Stadtbruch, GermanyPeene river and flooded lands near Anklamer Stadtbruch, Peene river, Anklam, GermanyWild konik horses in the Oder Delta reserveFishermen on the Polish side of the Stettiner Haff lagoon, Stepnica, PolandFisherman on the German side of the Stettiner Haff lagoon, Altwarp, GermanyAltwarper dune, meadow salsify, showy goat's-beard, meadow goat's-beard, Jack-go-to-bed-at-noonKonik horses in the Oder Delta Nature ParkA simple wildlife watching hide for red deer, near Stepnica, Oder delta, PolandRoad sign alerting drivers about the existence of European bison near the roadEuropean bison in Drawsko Military area, Western Pomerania, PolandHaving been reintroduced in 1980, around 200 bison now populate the province of Western Pomerania in northwest Poland, on the border with Germany.White tailed sea eagle, Haliaeetus albicilla, from fishing boat, on sea eagle safari tours in the Stettin lagoon, Poland, Oder river delta/Odra river rewilding area, Stettiner Haff, on the border between Germany and PolandBed and Breakfast Henri Scheumann, Öko BauerRoosting trees and breeding location for thousands of Great cormorantWaterfowl, mainly ducks in the Oder DeltaArtist's vision of the Oder Delta rewilding areaSince 2009 Ulrich Stocker is the head of „Nature conservation and biodiversity” department of the environmental NGO Deutsche Umwelthilfe (DUH) – Environmental Action Germany.He studied law in Cologne, Saarbrücken and Lausanne, with a specialisation in environmental law. In September 2017 the lower Oder River flood protection initiative began (related to the restoration of lesser spotted eagle habitat). In mid-2017 a fourth year Cambridge University PhD student conducted research in the Oder Delta which revealed the beneficial impact of river restoration on local biodiversity. In the former a technique to improve fishing nets was developed, while in the latter nest protection devices for 50 trees were installed and 12 drainage ditches closed. The first focused on sustainable fishing in both the Polish and German parts of the Delta, the second protected and enhanced breeding and feeding habitat of the lesser spotted eagle. Two projects funded by the Krombacher Brewery Species Conservation Project were finalised in 2017.
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