The otter continues to unfold in Hesse. Mavens these days estimate the inhabitants at 20 to 30 animals – fairly upper than the quantity in 2019. This species continues to be regarded as endangered. With out immigration from neighboring international locations, the inhabitants would hardly ever be strong, defined Inga Hundertmark from the Hessian Society for Ornithology and Nature Conservation (HGON).
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Otters migrate essentially alongside rivers, in search of blank water and sheltered shores. After many years of absence, the animals’ go back is an indication of progressed habitats, Hundertmark stated.
In line with data, the focal issues in Hessen are the Vogelsberg district, Schwalm-Eder district and Marburg-Bidenkopf. However the otter additionally feels at house in other places.
Methods corresponding to “100 wild streams for Hesse” and renaturation measures make an important contribution to making improvements to the habitat for otters, defined Irene Glatzle from the Hesse State Workplace for Nature Conservation, Surroundings and Geology (HLNUG).
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