Declaration on accessibility
This accessibility statement applies to the Hainich National Park website published at the URL www.nationalpark-hainich.de.
As a public body, we endeavor to make our websites and mobile applications accessible. The accessibility requirements are set out in the Thuringian Act on Barrier-free Access to the Websites and Mobile Applications of Public Bodies (ThürBarrWebG) and the Thuringian Barrier-free Information Technology Ordinance (ThürBITVO).
Status of compatibility with the requirements
The accessibility requirements are set out in sections 3 (1) to (4) and 4 of BITV 2.0, which was issued on the basis of section 12d BGG.
The review of compliance with the requirements is based on
- a self-assessment carried out in January 2022 on the basis of an assessment of the accessibility of our website carried out by the Central Monitoring Agency for Digital Accessibility in 2021
Based on the review, the website is largely compliant with the aforementioned requirements despite isolated exceptions.
There are still isolated deficiencies in the following content and technical aspects.
- Some older PDF documents are currently only accessible to a limited extent. Alternative ways of displaying these documents, such as displaying them in text-only form, are being examined where possible. The elimination of these known deficiencies is currently in progress and is ongoing. As soon as this process is complete, it will be published on this page.
- Not all videos have subtitles and a translation into German sign language; here too, work is underway to rectify the shortcomings.
Report barriers: Contact the contact person
Would you like to inform us of existing barriers or request information on the implementation of accessibility? Then please contact our responsible employee Cornelia Otto-Albers by telephone or in writing.
National Park Administration
For the attention of Cornelia Otto-Albers
Bei der Marktkirche 9
99947 Bad Langensalza
Phone: 0361/57 3914 008
Conciliation procedure
If no satisfactory solution has been found after your feedback to the above-mentioned contact, you can contact the arbitration board in accordance with Section 16 BGG. The BGG conciliation body has the task of supporting an out-of-court settlement of disputes between people with disabilities and federal public bodies on the subject of accessibility. The conciliation procedure is free of charge. No legal assistance is required.
Further information on the conciliation procedure and how to submit an application can be found at: www.schlichtungsstelle-bgg.de.
You can contact the BGG conciliation body directly at info(at)schlichtungsstelle-bgg.de.