Abstract
The BUNDE WISCHEN association runs a herd of 420 Galloway cattle on at least 700 hectares of pasture in northern Schleswig-Holstein, Germany. The article gives four examples of the grazing projects run by BUNDE WISCHEN. After 14 years of experience it is evident that extensive grazing is a useful management tool to protect endangered grasslands in northern Germany. As a side effect of grazing, meat production and tourism could help to finance nature conservation.
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Kämmer, G. (2002). Galloway-based grazing systems in Schleswig-Holstein (Germany) — projects run by the BUNDE WISCHEN e.V. association. In Pasture Landscapes and Nature Conservation (pp. 209–218). Springer Berlin Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-55953-2_15
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