New boss in the Erfurt-Willrode forestry office: Sascha Schlehahn takes over!

New boss in the Erfurt-Willrode forestry office: Sascha Schlehahn takes over!

Erfurt-Willrode, Deutschland - A fresh wind blows in the Erfurt-Willrode forestry office.

Sascha Schlehahn, a native of Grimma from Saxony, has been well established in forestry. He studied forestry at the Technical University of Dresden and completed his forest legal clerkship between 2001 and 2006 in Thuringia. He then gained valuable experiences in the Thuringian Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, Environment and Nature Conservation, where he worked primarily in the field of forestry and environmental education. In 2012 he moved to Thuringiaforst, where he was largely involved in the development of a photo -optical wood measurement and finally took over the management of the wood market and logistics subject area.

The Forestry Office Erfurt-Willrode comprises several areas in the northern Ilm district and manages an impressive area of around 19,000 hectares of forest. The office of the office is in the historic Forsthaus Erfurt-Willrode. Here an integrative and natural forest management is sought, which takes into account the importance of the forests not only for the wood harvest, but also for the entire ecosystem. Hochschulkompass emphasizes that forestry comprises sustainable management of resources in the forest and important contributions to air quality as well as the recovery of the population do.

Schlehahn also brings competencies from his last position at the state forestry company in the National Park region of Saxon Switzerland, where he took responsibility for the forestry support of the national park area. This is particularly relevant, since he can now also inform and sensitize the public about the important environmental-political aspects in the Erfurt-Willrode Forstamt.

an outlook on the future

With its pronounced specialist knowledge and many years of experience in forestry, Schlehahn has the necessary tools to master the challenges of the future. Forestry is an area that is constantly changing and requires innovations to operate the wood market efficiently and sustainably. Thueringenforst reports that Schlehahn not only has management knowledge in the Wood marketing, which he will bring into his new role.

The citizens can be excited to see which new ideas and approaches Sascha Schlehahn will introduce in the Erfurt-Willrode forest office. Sustainable forest management is not only important for nature, but also for the community that lives in and around the ILM district. An exciting chapter now begins for Schlehahn, which will certainly bring a lot of positive impulses.