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which the heavy winter precipitation was discharged to the sea almost immediately. This was good for farmers, which could work the dry land with heavy machines in early Spring. It also promotes earlier growth of plants in Spring. The downside was that in Summer, the province and its farmers used massive amounts of groundwater. Brabants Landschap noted that the types of trees which had shallow roots were killed because their roots no longer reached the groundwater. In 1992 the province severely limited the farmers' use of groundwater in order to safeguard the future supply of drinking water.
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important function of the foundation was that its members (supporters), and those of comparable organizations had (free) access to many protected areas. The advisory work of the foundation led to some successes. During the execution of the commercial cultivation project that led to Landgoed de Utrecht of about 2,500 hectares, the area that is now the Mispeleindse Heide was spared. The appointment of Constant Kortmann as
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The Climate Crisis cannot be solved by Brabants Landschap, but it can manage some of the consequences. Some of these are the drought, and flooding caused by extreme weather (see above). The Nitrogen Crisis caused that the national government made funding available to end this crisis. One of the means
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led to the evacuation of 250,000 people. The Dutch government came to understand that the temporary water storage capacity of rural areas had to be restored in order to prevent future disasters in the Dutch delta. It was obvious that this was essentially a local affair, which could hardly be directed
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plagues. Brabants Landschap noted that local forest were dying and its heath turned yellow instead of purple. It contacted local municipalities to address the problem. Some were willing to limit pig farming. Other municipalities chose to ignore the problem, and even ignored national legislation which
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In the mid-1960s the Brabants Landschap became an influential organization. It acquired more land and more supporters, making it a force to be reckoned with. In 1972 Brabants Landschap owned 2,400 hectares, and thought about taking a sharper stance on more general environmental issues like pollution.
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known locally as Krantven. The second terrain was known as 'Het Zand' of about 1.5 hectares, and bordered the Oranjebond terrains south of Hilvarenbeek. Brabants Landschap also got in much better position, because the national government planned a prominent role for North Brabant in national tourism.
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became the next crisis in North Brabant. This was surprising, because the province has a huge annual precipitation surplus. The drought was caused by human interference. Land consolidation, the canalization of rivers and brooks, increased water consumption etc. are to blame. It led to a situation in
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In June 1963 Brabants Landschap bought its first big terrain, the estate Ter Braakloop of 50 hectares. It forced the foundation to increase its efforts to acquire funding. In November 1963 the adjacent estate 'De Oude Hondsberg' followed, and so an estate of 140 hectares was formed near Oisterwijk.
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In order to gather support for its mission, it is very important for Brabants Landschap to inform and educate people about nature in the province. In turn this should lead to the organization getting more supporters, which are like members. Brabants Landschap therefore still organizes guided tours
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to create a foundation called 'Het Noordbrabantsch Landschap'. It was to be modelled on the Utrechts Landschap (1927) and Geldersch Landschap (1929). The goal of the foundation was to promote nature and a beautiful landscape. The means to achieve this were to acquire, maintain and manage terrains.
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In the early years the support for Brabants Landschap was not overwhelming. As a consequence, it could not do much more than knowledge work, like consulting and planning. Its means were too limited to acquire terrains. The foundation did organize activities like guided tours and exhibitions. An
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is like a supervisory board. It approves all real estate transactions, and appoints a chief executive officer. As of 15 April 2021, this is Joris Hogenboom. In 2020 there were 69 employees, 25 of these part-time. 23 worked in the office in Haaren, the others work outdoors.
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from The Hague. Therefore, the national government provided funding, but engaged local organizations to achieve this objective. Brabants Landschap was one of these organizations. It was not as crucial as the water boards, but it played its part, and continues to do so.
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aimed to keep pig farms away from forests. One of the biggest obstacles for action were the many farmers who were members of a municipal council. It allowed the agricultural sector to effectively annul national and provincial agricultural policies on the local level.
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was president of the foundation, and there were at least 28 other board members. This large board was probably meant to represent all parts of the province. The selection included people who had earlier shown to be interested in nature conservation.
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said that the province spend relative more money on roads than any other province. Meanwhile, North Brabant failed to protect its landscape, mainly because the political will was lacking in a province dominated by agricultural interests.
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That year it had 3,627 supporters. In 1978 it published a book about the 4,000 hectares of terrain that it owned. In August 1987 Brabants Landschap had almost 10,000 hectares. However, on leaving the province, the Queen's commissioner
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aims to have 129.000 hectares of nature (a quarter of the province) and about 1,500 km of wildlife corridors by 2027. In practice, the execution of Natuurnetwerk Brabant is often integrated with the plans for flood prevention.
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and sparse trees is home to many common species, but also connects the more wild areas of the province. It is in this agricultural zone that the main degradation of the landscape took place. One of the causes was
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Nevertheless, even with formal environmental representation in the process, the environment continued to suffer. This was especially true in North Brabant, where the agricultural interests were very powerful.
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in 1913. While Natuurmonumenten was a very successful organization, it felt that many aspects of nature conservation could more effectively by handled at a provincial level. Indeed
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blocked about 18,000 building and infrastructure projects. The cause was the insufficient manner in which the government had handled the deposition of nitrogen compounds in
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of North Brabant is a predominantly agricultural landscape. Brabants Landschap focuses on the whole landscape, but by acquiring land, it can only protect
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On a national level Brabants Landschap cooperates with many organizations. With the 11 other Provincial Landscapes it cooperates in LandschappenNL.
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in 1959 was very favorable for Brabants Landschap. The province instituted a subsidy of 50% for acquisitions like those made by Brabants Landschap.
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to do this, is to buy the lands that are used by farms near Natura 2000 areas. Brabants Landschap faced some very busy years in 2021.
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for its members. It publishes walking routes online, and a magazine. Brabants Landschap also constructs on site information panels.
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Modern nature conservation in North Brabant province started with the acquisition of the Oisterwijk forests and fens by the society
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areas like forests, heath, water etc. The main part of provincial nature is found in the agricultural area. Here a landscape with
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In 1961 Noord Brabants Landschap made a start with acquiring grounds. It bought a 4.5 hectares terrain in Baarschot with a
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had special worries, like the enormous drive to turn the last rough terrains into agricultural land.
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On 11 December 1931 'Het Noord-brabantsch Landschap' was constituted in 's-Hertogenbosch. The
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In 2013 the execution of Natuurnetwerk Nederland was delegated to the provinces. The local
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areas. About two-thirds of these were generated by agriculture. It is no coincidence that
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Natuurmonumenten would be willing to help establish such a foundation in North Brabant.
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In 2020 Brabants Landschap owned about 110 terrains, totaling 18,762 hectares.
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In 2021 there were two important policy themes for Brabants Landschap: the
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In 1983 local forest managers noted that trees became very vulnerable to
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De wandelaar; geïllustreerd maandblad gewijd aan natuurstudie, etc.
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Provinciale Noordbrabantsche en 's Hertogenbossche courant
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Environmental organisations based in the Netherlands
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Brabants Landschap verwerft landgoed" 346:The January 1995 high water on the Dutch 325:epidemics, and no longer recovered from 137:, is one of the 12 provincial landscape 818:"Nieuw handboek van Brabants Landschap" 542: 931:Van Seeters, Piet (9 September 1995). 659:"Stichting Noordbrabantsch Landschap" 512:"Stichting Noordbrabantsch Landschap" 135:Stichting het Noordbrabants Landschap 7: 1143:Organisations based in North Brabant 1082:Hakkenes, Emiel (22 December 2019). 696:De tijd : dagblad voor Nederland 575:"De bossen en vennen bij Oisterwijk" 971:"Realisatie Natuurnetwerk Brabant" 933:"Brabant heeft dorst, grote dorst" 912:Horsten, Hans (21 November 1992). 874:Schenk, Weert (19 November 1988). 510:Noordbrabantsch Landschap (1934), 14: 1003:Boelens, Iris (2 December 2020). 876:"Bossen De Peel vrijwel verloren" 641:"Peel-reservaat in voorbereiding" 483:Areas owned by Brabants Landschap 416:, the budget and general policy. 318:, and causes acid precipitation. 893:Passier, Karel (29 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foundation
Haaren
North-Brabant
Netherlands
www.brabantslandschap.nl
foundations


Vereniging Natuurmonumenten
North Brabant
provincial executive
North Brabant
provincial council
Queen's commissioner
King's commissioner
mere
Nemerlaer Castle
Dries van Agt
landscape
wild
hedges
grassland
land consolidation
acid rain
manure
Peel
intensive pig farming
ammonia
sulfur dioxide

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