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Selbst aktiv werden!
Was kann ich für den Schutz der Urzeitkrebse tun ?
Jeder kann helfen !
Beispiel 1:
Der Naturschutzbund NÖ
ist durch Ankauf und Betreuung des ersten Urzeitkrebs-Schutzgebietes
der Welt (Bild) und anderer naturschutzfachlich wertvoller Grundstücke
eine der wichtigsten Institutionen, die sich für den Erhalt dieser
seltenen Tiere einsetzen:
Beispiel 2:
- Setzen Sie sich in ihrer eigenen Wohnumgebung für den
Erhalt von Feuchtgebieten und gelegentlich überschwemmten Wiesen ein.
Gerade unscheinbare "Pfützen" können Lebensräume für seltene und
schützenswerte Organismen sein!
- Melden Sie Vorkommen von Urzeitkrebsen (mit Belegfoto und genauer Fundortangabe) HIER (Arbeitsgemeinschaft Urzeitkrebse).

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Become active!
How can I help to protect the large branchiopods ?
Everybody can !
Example 1:
The "Naturschutzbund NÖ"
is one of the most important institutions for the protection of large
branchiopods. It buys and cares for important sites, such as the
world's first area exclusively protected due to the occurrence of large
branchiopods (picture):
Example 2:
- In your own surroundings: engage for the
protection of flood plains, and even for unspectacular, irregularly
flooded meadows. Even small puddles can be the habitat of rare and
extraordinary organisms!
- Report occurrences of large
branchiopods (with proof photograph and detailed locality) to
scientists and conservational authorities. For Austria: CLICK HERE.

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iAyuda tu mismo!
How can I help to protect the large branchiopods ?
Everybody can !
Example 1:
The "Naturschutzbund NÖ"
is one of the most important institutions for the protection of large
branchiopods. It buys and cares for important sites, such as the
world's first area exclusively protected due to the occurrence of large
branchiopods (picture):
Example 2:
- In your own surroundings: engage for the
protection of flood plains, and even for unspectacular, irregularly
flooded meadows. Even small puddles can be the habitat of rare and
extraordinary organisms!
- Report occurrences of large
branchiopods (with proof photograph and detailed locality) to
scientists and conservational authorities. For Austria: CLICK HERE.

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