Bundesamt für Naturschutz

The Federal Agency for Nature Conservation (BfN) is the central scientific authority of the Federal Republic of Germany for national and international nature conservation. It supports the Federal Government in implementing conservation measures and developing strategies for the preservation of biological diversity. The BfN is responsible for conducting research projects, providing data and information, and promoting conservation initiatives. It works closely with other national and international organizations to ensure the protection of nature and the environment.

The mission statement of the Federal Agency for Nature Conservation is to preserve biological diversity and secure the natural foundations of life for future generations. The BfN is committed to the protection and sustainable use of nature and promotes the integration of nature conservation concerns into all areas of society. It strives to raise public awareness of the value of nature and to strengthen the understanding of the importance of nature conservation.

The target group of the Federal Agency for Nature Conservation includes political decision-makers, scientists, nature conservation organizations, educational institutions, and the general public. The BfN addresses all those committed to the protection of nature and the preservation of biological diversity. It provides information, advice, and support for the implementation of nature conservation measures at the national and international levels.