Forest fire prevention and ensuring a self-sufficient supply of extinguishing water

Extinguishing water reserves are created at strategically relevant locations in forests and meadows - exactly where they are needed

Targeted fire prevention through the immediate possibility of fighting incipient fires

Construction of cisterns and extinguishing ponds for a self-sufficient supply of extinguishing water

Installation of an extensive network of pipes with decentralised tapping points (hydrants)

After initial filling, utilisation of the permanently available water to irrigate the forests

Targeted reforestation without drought-related loss of seedlings

Regeneration and rewetting of dry moorland areas

Creation of animal drinking troughs for forest dwellers

Usability as emergency water wells in the event of a crisis