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BackJäger Dieter Göbel versorgt Wildtiere im Odenwald mit Wasser bei Hitze
Jäger Dieter Göbel versorgt Wildtiere im Odenwald mit Wasser bei Hitze
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Jäger Dieter Göbel versorgt Wildtiere im Odenwald mit Wasser bei Hitze

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  • Der Jäger Dieter Göbel aus Reinheim im Odenwald fährt seit 21 Jahren mit einem Wasseranhänger durch den Wald, um Rehe, Hasen, Füchse und andere Wildtiere bei zunehmender Sommerhitze mit Tränken zu versorgen.
  • Er dokumentiert die Tieraktivität mit Wildkameras und warnt vor den Gefahren von Hitzeperioden für das Wild, insbesondere für Rehe, die bei fehlendem Tau und saftiger Nahrung unter Stoffwechselproblemen leiden können.

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Seit 21 Jahren versorgt der Jäger Dieter Göbel Wildtiere in seinem Pachtgebiet im Odenwald mit Wasser, insbesondere während heißer Sommerperioden. Seine Aktion ist Teil der gesetzlich vorgeschriebenen Hege, die die Pflege und den Schutz von Wildtieren und ihren Lebensräumen zum Ziel hat.

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  • Wie viele Wasserstellen hat Göbel insgesamt eingerichtet?
  • Wird sein Engagement von anderen Jägern in der Region nachgeahmt?
  • Gibt es langfristige Pläne zur Finanzierung oder Unterstützung solcher privaten Wasserstellen?

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This article was originally published by Die Welt.

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