polder Mönkebude in spring 2021

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New appointments in project management and assistance at LIFE Limicodra

Anna Lena Kaufmann and Marlene Kase join the existing team

There were personnel changes in the LIFE Limicodra project at the turn of the year: Anna Lena Kaufmann took over as project manager on 1 December 2024. Marlene Kase joined the team on 1 February 2025 as project assistant and office manager.

Project leadership with a view: Anna Lena Kaufmann

With Anna Lena Kaufmann, the LIFE Limicodra project gains an experienced communicator and nature expert. The 37-year-old journalist and passionate hunter lives in close proximity to the project area in Kemnitz and brings with her a wealth of experience from over ten years of journalistic work and project management.

Thanks to her professional network in the 'green sector' and her coaching background, she is able to combine expertise in her field with leadership skills and an ability to work with diverse stakeholders on site.

"I
want to secure the habitats of meadow breeders in the long term - drawing on my passion, knowledge, and deep understanding of people and nature."
- Anna Lena Kaufmann

Administration, coordination & nature knowledge: Marlene Kase

Marlene Kase has been responsible for project assistance and office management since February 2025. The trained bank clerk and insurance specialist has many years of professional experience in various commercial fields, including administration, accounting and healthcare.

Her strong organizational skills, solid IT knowledge, and structured, reliable work ethic make her a valuable asset to the project team. In addition, her private knowledge of naturopathy, agriculture and herbalism also flows into the project work.

Thank you, Meike!

A big thank you goes to the long-standing project manager Meike Wegener (née Kilian). The biology graduate built up and shaped the LIFE Limicodra project with great commitment from 1 October 2018 to 31 December 2024. For six years, she was the driving force behind the implementation of nature conservation measures to protect meadow breeders on the coast of Western Pomerania.

Her commitment, expertise and perseverance have made a significant contribution to anchoring the project in the region and achieving visible successes in species conservation. The entire team would like to thank her for her outstanding work and wish her all the best for the future.