About Eichhörnchen in Bayern
Get to Know and Explore Squirrels: Join In!
Whether in your garden, in the city park, or deep within the forest, wherever there are trees, you're likely to encounter these charming creatures. Watching squirrels is undeniably entertaining, but surprisingly little is known about their daily lives, population trends, and habitats in Bavaria.
Our Mission
At BUND Naturschutz, we are committed to changing this lack of knowledge. By learning more about these adorable animals, we can better protect them and their natural habitats. We invite you to be part of this exciting journey by joining us as a squirrel researcher. Your observations will play a crucial role in helping us understand where squirrels reside in Bavaria, how many there are, and what behaviors they exhibit.
How You Can Help
Your participation is vital to the success of this project. Every sighting counts, no matter how small. With just a few taps, you can report when and where you've seen squirrels, along with details like their coat color and observed activities. This information will be invaluable in building a comprehensive picture of squirrel populations throughout Bavaria.
Features of the App
- Report Sightings: Easily log your sightings in seconds. Provide details such as location, time, and any notable activities.
- Squirrel Map: Explore an interactive map showcasing all reported squirrel sightings across Bavaria.
- Educational Content: Delve into fascinating facts about squirrels. Discover what they eat, how they locate their hidden nuts, and learn more about these "forest gnomes."
The "Squirrel in Bavaria" Project
Our project aims to gather critical insights into the lives of squirrels in Bavaria through collaborative efforts with local communities. As a citizen researcher, your contributions are essential in making this project a success. Stay updated with regular reports on our progress and gain new perspectives on the lives of our native squirrels.
For more information, visit www.bund-naturschutz.de/eichhoernchen.
Join us today and contribute to the conservation of these delightful creatures!