Alicia Läpple completed her Master's degree in Agricultural Sciences at the University of Hohenheim in 2021 and already focused on biodiversity in agriculture during her studies. At the district administration office, she is responsible for advising and supporting agricultural businesses on measures to increase biodiversity and the conversion to organic farming. She is also responsible for advising and supporting local authorities in the creation of biotope networking concepts and biotope network plans.
Contact:
Alicia Läpple
Mail: alicia.laepple@landkreis-ludwigsburg.de
Phone: 07141 144-43010
Background:
The implementation of the Biodiversity Enhancement Act, which came into force in July 2020, causes considerable additional work for the lower administrative authorities in terms of advice and also in the implementation of specialist law. The state of Baden-Württemberg will therefore provide the districts with corresponding funding from 2022 to increase the number of staff at the lower administrative authorities. This has made it possible to create a new advisor position for biodiversity in agriculture in the Department of Agriculture.
