Foundation

concordia NATURA

has the vision that all beings have their place in nature and support each other for mutual enrichment.

We show respect and the highest esteem for nature. It is important to understand, care for and preserve them.

We are working towards this goal. We see humans as part of nature and our duty to protect it.

concordia NATURA is a non-profit foundation.

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concordia NATURA

... implements concrete projects in nature, which aim to prevent or reduce damage to flora, fauna and humans. With this in mind, the foundation runs its own research projects, supports and cooperates with other initiatives.

Current priority projects:

- Bee's livelihood

- Man and forest

We are open to new project ideas that serve the goals of the foundation and are consistently ecologically oriented.

We do not cooperate with manufacturers, supporters, lobbyists or advocates from the field of conventional agriculture. We also consistently reject donations from this area.

We see ourselves as a completely independent foundation that is only obliged to implement its statutes.

concordia NATURA - founder

and initiator is Klaus Heinzel.

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concordia NATURA

... is currently developing a project on the subject of bee health.

"When the bees disappear, humans only have four years to live". Albert Einstein already said that.

The world has come very close to this statement. In many regions we have been recording mass deaths of bees for years. In addition, more and more beekeepers are giving up their hobby.

Bee's livelihood

Through an international research project, we want to learn to better understand the effects of intensive agriculture on the life of the bee colonies in practice and to compare it with the results of bee colonies in relatively unaffected zones.

In addition, we want to motivate and support young people in particular to keep bees.

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concordia NATURA

... is looking for institutional cooperation partners and organic beekeepers who are interested in research in the sense of this project.

For this purpose, locations within the flight radius of intensive, conventionally operated fields, as well as locations with a large distance to such areas are of interest.

The project is designed internationally.

The cooperation essentially consists in the keeping of relatively easy-to-use protocols during the "bee season". A collaboration of approx. 5 years is envisaged.

If you are interested, please email us for further information.

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concordia NATURA

... promoting through donations is a sensible investment in the future. All funds flow 1: 1 directly to the projects.

All activities within the foundation are voluntary.

In addition to monetary donations, we are also interested in donations in kind, e.g. through active participation in our projects.

Any kind of donation is tax-deductible due to our recognized charitable status and is confirmed by us with appropriate donation receipts.

We are at your disposal for written, personal or telephone information. .

concordia NATURA Foundation

Tájház Utca 111
8695 Buzsák
Magyarország / Hungary

Tax number 69042/07035

Volksbank Kirchheim / Nürtingen

Iban DE48 6129 0120 0452 5610 00

"We live in a time in which more and more people lose touch with nature and thus often with themselves and their fellow human beings. With this development, respect for our fauna and flora is lost to the same extent.

concordia NATURA opens up through research and tangible projects,

to counter this trend with meaningful measures.

Paths to a better one, one that is suitable for grandchildren Future."

Klaus Heinzel,

Founder & initiator of concordia NATURA

Klaus Manfred Heinzel, Stifter concordiaNATURA

News

Winter rest?

Dear friends and supporters of the foundation, Dear bee enthusiasts, Johannisbeer-Salbei ( Salvia microphylla ) ‘Normally’ at this time of year, I would report that our bees are hibernating. However, this is still not the case at the moment. With daytime temperatures between 12° and 17° Celsius, there is still a lot of flying activity on sunny days, of which there are many. This is further encouraged by the variety of flowers on our property, which have a magnetic effect. Ros

Where have all the carpenter bees suddenly gone?

Dear friends and supporters of the foundation. We already reported on carpenter bees (Xylocopa spec.), a very special species of wild bee, in a blog post on 17 July 2022. These are wonderful, large, blue-black bees. In recent weeks, we have received many enquiries from interested bee lovers asking why they are suddenly no longer to be seen in gardens. This has also been the case at our research base since around mid-September. We were able to observe a large number of carpent