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natural monuments - Germany / German Democratic Republic 1977 - 25 Pfennig

Designer: Joachim Rieß, Karl-Marx-Stadt

natural monuments - Germany / German Democratic Republic 1977 - 25 Pfennig


Theme: Architecture
CountryGermany / German Democratic Republic
Issue Date1977
Face Value 25.00 
Colorgreen
PerforationK 12 1/2: 13
Printing Typeoffset
Stamp TypePostage stamp
Item TypeStamp
Chronological Issue Number1947
Chronological ChapterGER-DDR
SID366658
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Natural Monuments The Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications of the German Democratic Republic publishes five multi-colored special postal stamps depicting natural monuments in the GDR. Natural Monuments The development of the developed socialist society also places new and larger tasks on nature conservation. The predominantly preserving aspect for individual objects and areas as a special nature protection task became too narrow. It was a matter of using and protecting the entirety of nature and its riches as planned. Therefore, on May 14, 1970, the new comprehensive Land Culture Act of the GDR was issued, which sets out in its first Implementing Regulation of May 14, 1970 - the Nature Conservation Ordinance - the tasks of special nature conservation. On this basis, about 18 percent of our land area is currently protected as nature reserves (nearly 410 areas with about 18,000 square kilometers), one percent of our land as a nature reserve (about 700 areas with about 90,000 hectares) and about 10,000 objects as natural monuments. The "natural monuments are ... individual entities of nature, which are witnesses of the history of the earth and the landscape, have scientific or homeland significance, or are distinguished by special beauties or their value for education." (in accordance with § 11 of the first implementing regulation). They can have a surface area of ​​up to three hectares and are then referred to as surface nature monuments. Here are five representatives of our Natural Monument complex. A botanical surface natural monument, the "Lvenacker Eichen" near Stavenhagen, Malchin district, Neubrandenburg district, is presented on the 25-pfennig value (under protection position before 1945). The six remaining pedunculate oak trees (Quercus robur) with an age of 1,000 years are interpreted as relics of the early medieval "Hudewälder" (herding forests). The most representative of these "giant-crowned trees" from the forest of Ivenack has the following characteristics: height 35.5 m, crown diameter 29.0 m, trunk circumference about 11 m, wood volume about 180 fm.

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Natural Monuments The Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications of the German Democratic Republic publishes five multi-colored special postal stamps depicting natural monuments in the GDR. Natural Monuments The development of the developed socialist society also places new and larger tasks on nature conservation. The predominantly preserving aspect for individual objects and areas as a special nature protection task became too narrow. It was a matter of using and protecting the entirety of nature and its riches as planned. Therefore, on May 14, 1970, the new comprehensive Land Culture Act of the GDR was issued, which sets out in its first Implementing Regulation of May 14, 1970 - the Nature Conservation Ordinance - the tasks of special nature conservation. On this basis, about 18 percent of our land area is currently protected as nature reserves (nearly 410 areas with about 18,000 square kilometers), one percent of our land as a nature reserve (about 700 areas with about 90,000 hectares) and about 10,000 objects as natural monuments. The "natural monuments are ... individual entities of nature, which are witnesses of the history of the earth and the landscape, have scientific or homeland significance, or are distinguished by special beauties or their value for education." (in accordance with § 11 of the first implementing regulation). They can have a surface area of ​​up to three hectares and are then referred to as surface nature monuments. Here are five representatives of our Natural Monument complex. A botanical surface natural monument, the "Lvenacker Eichen" near Stavenhagen, Malchin district, Neubrandenburg district, is presented on the 25-pfennig value (under protection position before 1945). The six remaining pedunculate oak trees (Quercus robur) with an age of 1,000 years are interpreted as relics of the early medieval "Hudewälder" (herding forests). The most representative of these "giant-crowned trees" from the forest of Ivenack has the following characteristics: height 35.5 m, crown diameter 29.0 m, trunk circumference about 11 m, wood volume about 180 fm..