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合作夥伴 / PARTNER

Ecological NABU Station Oste-Region (German: Eikologischen NABU-Station Oste-Region)The Ecological NABU- Station Oste Region is an institution of NABU Lower Saxony. The station provides local support to the Rotenburg and Stade districts in their management of protected areas. Its core tasks are primarily the recording of animal and plant species, the initiation, planning, implementation and success monitoring of maintenance and development measures, as well as the planning and implementation of species protection measures.The station not only works closely with the nature conservation authorities, but also with the NABU BremervErde-Zeven and Stade district groups to coordinate and initiate necessary measures.The ijgd has been organising volunteer service programmes since 1949. We are an independent, non-profit association for international youth work, a recognised independent youth welfare organisation, and one of the largest and oldest workcamp organisations in Germany. Each year, we assist around 5,000 young people into volunteer work in Germany and abroad. We give them the opportunity to be creative, act in solidarity, take responsibility for themselves, and discover their own true potential and strengths. Our principles: Ecological learning, voluntary contribution, self-organisation, social development, intercultural learning, gender equality, anti-racism/anti-discrimination and political educationFollow us onInstagram ijgd_workcampsFacebook @ijgd.workcamps

工作 / WORK

You will work with your workcamp group in seven protected areas. In the Fauna-Flora Habitat areas (FFH ( habitats of animals and plants protected under EU law) and nature reserves (NSG) "Bullensee and Hemelsmoor", "Hohes Moor", "GroEes and WeiEes Moor", "Huvenhoopsmoor", you will remove felled trees from former peat cutting areas and heathland to create habitat for endangered and moor-relevant plant species such as sphagnum moss, cranberry and smooth snake.In the Stellingsmoor landscape conservation area (LSG), your group will clear sensitive moorland areas to preserve the moorland development and habitat for the protected smooth snake. In the Bevern Forest nature reserve, you will check bat boxes.All activities are professionally supervised by the staff and volunteers of the NABU Ecological Station Oste-Region. In addition to the practical work, you will learn a lot about nature conservation and environmental protection in general as well as the natural habitat of moors and heaths and their protection in particular from the staff and volunteers. You will learn a lot about the local flora and fauna, their relevance for the ecosystem and the various measures to protect them. The cooperation partners for this work camp are the nature conservation authorities of the districts of Rotenburg (WEmme) and Stade, as well as the NABU groups BremervErde-Zeven and Stade.

住宿和食物 / ACCOMODATION AND FOOD

You will stay in the Badenstedt school hostel, a self-catering house with 4 and 6-bed rooms in the middle of nature. The house has a large kitchen, toilets, communal showers and two common rooms for eating and group activities. You cook together. Money for shopping will be provided. Vegetarian or vegan meals are possible. Please indicate any intolerances when registering.

位置與休閒活動 / LOCATION & LEISURE ACTIVITY

In your leisure time, you can enjoy your quiet accommodation and the beautiful surroundings by playing sports and spending evenings together around the campfire. There is a table football in the house and outside there is a goal wall, a basketball hoop, a table tennis table, a football pitch with two goals, a barbecue and a campfire area with seating. After work you can also take the hourly bus to the neighbouring town of Zeven within 10 minutes.At the weekend trips to Bremen and Hamburg are worthwhile.

要求 / REQUIREMENTS

fitness for physically demanding work

主辦單位 / Host organization

IJGD

Ijgd is an independent non-profit organisation active in the field of international youth work. It is one of the largest and oldest workcamp organisations in Germany.

After Worldwar II pupils from Hanover organised the first workcamps aiming to promote reconstruction, to reduce negative stereotypes through international encounters and to envisage new democratic forms of living together. In addition to workcamps, other activities have become part of the work over time. These are organised by six offices of ijgd and additional project offices. Young people can take part in mid-term and long-term voluntary services in Germany and abroad. The fields of activity include social and ecological service as well as heritage protection.
The work of ijgd is funded by state and federal subsidies as well as from other public institutions.

Encouraging intercultural understanding has remained one of the main focuses. Ijgd enables people to actively create community life while giving them the opportunity to broaden their horizons.
Ijgd invites all interested people to join projects working for the communal good!
Self-Organization is spelt with a capital S at ijgd! It purposely foregoes a camp day that is organized by its participants in lieu of a completely pre-organized one. A readiness for active participation in the group is expected from all participants. The group organizes everything about the camp, this includes grocery shopping, cooking, deciding what to do with free time, as well as all other activities of the camp.