The German Nature and Biodiversity Conservation Union (NABU) is the oldest and largest nature conservation organization in Germany. Founded in 1899, initially as the German Association for the Protection of Birds, it has been successfully campaigning for the interests of nature and environmental protection for over 100 years now. The municipal association in Aachen was founded in 1988 and has been campaigning for nature conservation in the city of Aachen ever since.

Hier finden Sie einen Link zum Artikel über unsere 30-Jahr-Feier im Sommer 2018: NABU-Stadtverband Aachen e.V. Jubiläum

The statutes (German version) of NABU-Stadtverband Aachen e.V. can be found here: NABU-Stadtverband Aachen e.V. Satzung

Volunteers and board members of the NABU Aachen at a strategy meeting in 2017.

What we do:

• Preservation of local endangered animal and plant species
• Establishment and maintenance of protected areas
• Environmental Education
• Advising politicians and administrations
• Press work and public relations
• Excursions and events
• Working groups and voluntary work concerning different nature conservation topics
• Participation in the creation and implementation of Aachen‘s new landscape plan
• Public statements on current nature and environmental issues
• Battling invasive species
• Responsible body of the NABU Nature Conservation Station Aachen

Meetings of active members:
Usually every 1st and 3rd Monday of the month at 7 p.m. in the Floriansdorf (Seffenter Weg/ Mathieustraße) Aachen.

Current information: Due to the limited space in the office, the NABU meetings take place in different rooms, but mostly in the Floriansdorf (Seffenter Weg/ Mathieustraße). If you are unsure where the next meeting will take place, we recommend that you contact us by e-mail or telephone. Members and guests are welcome!
Mitglieder und Gäste sind herzlich willkommen!

Zuletzt aktualisiert am 10/05/2023