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Biotopes

Park im Herbst mit fallenden Blättern

​Green, Green Grass of Home … – take a look at our topic “Biotopes” to discover how Berlin’s green spaces are doing. You can also read up on which factors have a positive or a negative impact on the habitats of plants and animals – and how we can protect the biotopes in Berlin.

Biotope Types

Biotope Types

Did you know? There are several open inland dunes, bogs and swamps in Berlin. Check out the chapter on “Biotope types” to find out where these areas are and why these types of biotopes are so worthy of our protection. Five maps introduce you to the different types of biotopes in Berlin. More information

Green Volume

Green Volume

It is not only the number of green spaces, but also the volume of greenery that grows on them that influences the quality of life in a city. Read here how your neighbourhood is doing. For a detailed overview also check out our map. More information

Forests

Forests

Did you know? The pine is Berlin’s number one tree species. Visit the topic “Age and Inventory Structure of the Forests” for more fun facts and measures to help preserve Berlin’s tree population. More information

Vegetation Heights

Vegetation Heights

Dense forest, tranquil parks and green courtyards - not only does the greenery in Berlin look different on every corner, the vegetation also varies in height. But how high exactly? You can find all the important information about the height of vegetation in the capital here. More information

Breeding Bird Population

Breeding Bird Population

The secret knowledge of birds: breeding birds provide information on habitat conditions. The chapter “Balance Sheet of Breeding Bird Population” reveals which bird species can be commonly or rarely found in Berlin. More information