We care about the environment, which is why we actively engage in nature conservation. Through activities such as restoring valuable pastures and planting trees, we actively contribute to achieving climate goals and preserving biodiversity.
Alpine pasture is an important habitat for animals, plants, and insects. At bmp, we value team events with a focus on social commitment, which offer a change from our everyday work and strengthen our social skills at the same time. The best way to do this is in nature, for example by restoring valuable pastures and meadows.
Upper Bavaria, in particular, is rich in valuable alpine pastures that have become severely overgrown or fallow in recent decades. Grazing animals can no longer cross them to reach higher altitudes. Birds and other animals can no longer nest or find food in these areas.
At the Kotalm alp, near Brauneck in Lenggries, we will spend a day helping the local alpine farmers with the labour-intensive task of pasture management. Together we will maintain the meadows and remove unwanted bushes and shrubs from the pastures, making an important contribution to the preservation of this unique ecosystem.
Our work promotes biodiversity, as open alpine pastures provide an important habitat for many animals, insects, and plants. Without human intervention and use, valuable species such as the endangered black grouse are threatened with extinction.
Stay tuned for a documentation of our activities with photos that will be uploaded here.
In 2023, we were also active in the protection of nature. Together, we planted 550 trees in Forstenrieder Park as part of our forest initiative. More information and pictures of our effort can be found here.