The area that once served as the border between East and West Germany has become a habitat for many endangered species. Environment Minister Carsten Schneider recently visited this region, known as the "Green Belt."
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Biodiversity in former East-West Germany border area
The former East-West Germany border area, now referred to as the "Green Belt," has seen a resurgence of biodiversity, hosting numerous endangered species. Environment Minister Carsten Schneider recently toured the area to observe these developments.
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East-West border death zone now Germany's biodiversity oasis
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Biodiversity in former East-West Germany border area