Removing fences - protecting wilderness

Ideally, fences should be erected correctly and dismantled again after use. Certain fences, though, are left behind and gradually become overgrown with vegetation. This can pose a danger to wildlife, but also to livestock and, in some cases, even to humans.

After a brief theoretical introduction, we will get to work ourselves: equipped with metal pliers and bolt cutters, the volunteers will dismantle the fences meter by meter.

Help give elk, chamois, and roe deer freedom of movement! | The location on the map is the administrative center of the Pfyn-Finges Nature Park. The location for the day's activities will be communicated to you at a later date.