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City pigeon management of the state capital Mainz

Contact and information point on the subject of "Pigeons in Mainz"

Urban pigeons are a problem in many cities, including Mainz: their droppings spoil the cityscape and the population feels harassed by them. In addition, many people are afraid of health risks. But the conditions in the city are also unpleasant for the pigeons themselves: they suffer from malnutrition and poor diet, often live in neglected breeding grounds, and risk their lives in search of food.

The city pigeon management department of the state capital Mainz has the task of getting this problem under control. We work together with associations that are active in this area to develop and implement solution-oriented concepts.

Pigeon management in Mainz is based on existing models, such as that of the city of Augsburg. With a comprehensive concept for controlling the city's pigeon population that complies with animal welfare standards, the city is attempting to minimize the nuisance to citizens and pollution of the city while at the same time enabling the animals to live in a manner appropriate to their species.

City pigeon officer

  • Project Coordination
  • Complaint Management
  • Consulting on Pigeon Problems
  • Public Relations

Contact us

Address

Woman Wranga Khpalwak
Infection control, city pigeon officer

Stadthaus Kaiserstraße, Kreyßig-Flügel
Kaiserstraße 3
55116 Mainz

Postal address

P.O. Box 3620
55026 Mainz

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