Reed Mowing at Lake Piburg

We must remove the nutrients from Lake Piburg!

The nutrients at the bottom of Lake Piburg have been present for decades. Unfortunately, due to rising temperatures and changes in water circulation, they are causing increasing difficulties for the lake. If the nutrients are distributed throughout the water body, a real algae bloom can occur.

This must be prevented at all cost. The aim is to achieve a gradual reduction in nutrients in the lake over the next few years. By cutting and disposing of the plant material that decomposes from the reed belt in autumn, the nutrients stored in the plants are removed, thereby achieving a small step towards better water quality for Lake Piburg.

Nutrient balance negative - water quality positive - be there and help!