NABU Federal Association – Meet the Team Leads

Contacts

On this page, you can find helpful contacts to reach out to our international working team at NABU Federal Headquarters and international offices.

Snow leopards.© Foto: Chauhan – stock.adobe.com

International Department

Ingo Ammermann

CEO / Director of International Department, provisional

If you have any general questions about NABU's international work, please contact our international office team:

Meike.Uygur@NABU.de

Katja Kaupisch

Head of Team Asia, Deputy Director of International Department

Katja.Kaupisch@NABU.de

Brit Reichelt Zolho

Head of Team Africa

Brit.Reichelt-Zolho@NABU.de

Martin Baumann

Head of Team International Biodiversity

Martin.Baumann@NABU.de

Tolkunbek Asykulov

Country Director Kyrgyzstan

Tolkunbek.Asykulov@NABU.de

Nature Conservation Policy Department

Konstantin Kreiser

Director of Nature Conservation Policy Department, Executive Management Board Member

Konstantin.Kreiser@NABU.de

Tilmann Disselhoff

Head of Team Ecosystem Restoration / Focus: Europe

Tilmann.Disselhoff@NABU.de

Dr. Kim C. Detloff

Head of Team Marine Protection Programme / Project Office Stralsund

Kim.Detloff@NABU.de

Dr. Raphael Weyland

EU Delegate for Natur Conservation Policy,

Head of Brussels Office

Raphael.Weyland@NABU.de

Climate and Environmental Policy Department

Daniel Rieger

Director of Climate and Environmental Policy Department, Executive Management Board Member

Daniel.Rieger@NABU.de

Indra Enterlein

Head of Team Resource Policy

Indra.Enterlein@NABU.de

Dr. Steffi Ober

Head of Team Economics and Research Policy

Steffi.Ober@NABU.de

Pauline Schur

Head of Team Transportation Policy

Pauline.Schur@NABU.de

International projects

Scaling Up Peatland Restoration in the EU

LIFE SUPER EU

Peatlands are powerful carbon reservoirs. With a new project co-financed by the EU LIFE programme, NABU and its partners are setting out to transform and dramatically expand European peatland restoration, making a major contribution to the EU's climate goals.

Baglafechtweber im Kafa-Biosphärenreservat

Wild coffee and home to around 30 species

The Kafa Biosphere Reserve in Ethiopia

The Kafa Biosphere Reserve in southwestern Ethiopia is one of the most biodiverse regions in the world. Here, NABU protects precious rainforest and a unique natural treasure.

Rescue, recovery and education

NABU rehabilitation centre in Kyrgyzstan

In the high mountains of Kyrgyzstan, NABU runs a unique rehab centre for snow leopards and other wildlife. Injured animals are treated and prepared for release here. The centre also provides environmental education for local communities.

Women as role models for nature conservation

AfricElle

Women play a decisive role in the fight against the climate crisis. The project AfricElle helps over 20,000 women throughout six African countries to conduct nature- and climate-friendly farming operations, and strengthens their efforts on behalf of nature.

Vision and mission

Who we are

NABU inspires people in Germany and worldwide to get involved with nature. We want future generations to enjoy a world worth living in – one that offers a great variety of habitats and species as well as good air, clean water, healthy soil and as large a reserve of natural resources as possible.