MOMA reporter: Killing animals to save other animals | ARD Morgenmagazin

The waterfront has a hard time. The bird is a so-called meadow breeder. This means: the animals build their nests on the ground - hidden in the grass. This is one of the reasons why the species is threatened with extinction. In order to save the shore snipes and other species, farmers and conservationists resort to unusual means in the Lower Saxony Wesermarsch: They fence the clutches - also so that no cattle enters the nests. And they hunt predators, especially martens and crows. So these animals have to die so that the last meadow breeders can live. Our MOMA reporter accompanied the conservationists. And he has visited a protected area where philosophy is different - here nature is given its course. Above all, the question is: Who can live? More current contributions, interviews and reports from the ARD morning magazine now in the media library