Mit Pferd und Sense - Ackern für den Artenschutz | NDR

Conservationists in the Wendland region are relying on traditional farming methods. Their focus is on biodiversity and nature conservation. Hannah Wilimzig and Stefan Reinsch keep Skudde sheep as landscape managers and are now building a wool mill. Kay Stolzenberg aims to leave as little trace as possible in his work and uses his draft horses to pull tree trunks out of the forest. A community in Volzendorf produces most of its own food. Practicing a different kind of agriculture, one that prioritizes biodiversity and nature conservation over profitability, is the desire of many people who have settled in the Wendland region of Lower Saxony. https://www.ndr.de