Local residents invited to shape nature-friendly redesign of Wambergsche Beek in Berlicum
Residents of Berlicum can influence plans to transform the Wambergsche Beek into a thriving ecosystem. A public meeting on March 26 offers a chance to see the concept and share feedback, aiming to boost biodiversity and water quality in your area.
| Key Fact | Details |
|---|---|
| Project | Nature-friendly bank redesign along Wambergsche Beek |
| Location | Berlicum, municipality of Sint-Michielsgestel, Noord-Brabant |
| Meeting Date & Time | March 26, 2026, 4:00 PM - 6:30 PM |
| Meeting Location | Dorpshuis De Moerkoal, Driezeeg 20, 5258 LE Berlicum |
| Key Changes | Less steep banks, more plants, shrubs, trees, and species-rich grassland |
| Goal | Increase biodiversity and improve water quality |
| Next Steps | Feedback incorporated into final design by end of 2026 |
| No Registration | Required |
The water authority Aa en Maas is responsible for managing and improving water systems in the region, including streams like the Wambergsche Beek. Their role involves ensuring clean water, flood protection, and enhancing natural habitats through collaborative projects with local communities.
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Invitation to Open House Meeting on Concept Plan for Nature-Friendly Bank in Berlicum
We are developing a design proposal for a nature-friendly bank along the Wambergsche Beek in Berlicum, within the municipality of Sint-Michielsgestel. Residents, area users, and other interested parties are cordially invited to the open house meeting on March 26 between 4:00 PM and 6:30 PM at Dorpshuis De Moerkoal. The concept plan will be explained, and you can provide any points of concern.
What does this mean for the area?
The bank of the Wambergsche Beek is currently steep in some places. We aim to make the bank less steep in several locations. By creating a gradual transition from land to water, more space is created for plants and animals in and along the water. This results in greater natural diversity and contributes to cleaner water.
Additionally, we will enhance parts of the bank by planting shrubs and trees and sowing species-rich grassland.
Together, these measures will provide more living space for plants and animals in and around the stream.
Open House Meeting: View the Concept and Ask Questions/Provide Feedback
Curious about the concept? Our colleagues from the water authority will explain the concept plan and be happy to answer your questions.
Date: Thursday, March 26, 2026 Time: 4:00 PM - 6:30 PM Location: Dorpshuis De Moerkoal, Driezeeg 20, 5258 LE Berlicum
No registration is required.
What happens next?
After the open house meeting, we will incorporate the feedback into a final design. This design is expected to be finalized and made available for review by the end of 2026.