Even pike and beaver seem to listen spellbound to the scientific kids talk of Jörg Freyhof. | Photo: Nadja Neumann
More than 300 people came to the large nature campus of IGB, Leibniz Centre for Agricultural Landscape Research (ZALF) and Eberswalde University of Applied Sciences for Sustainable Development (HNEE). Information and participation booths, short lectures and a neighbourhood show with a band offered informative and entertaining information about nature and sustainability. Jörg Freyhof fascinated children of all ages in his children's talk on biodiversity with stories about lazy beavers, hardy crayfish and international seagulls. Markus Venohr presented the Aquatag project - a leisure ecology study on man and nature at the water's edge. Fabian Schäfer informed about aquaculture and cleared up traditional clichés. IGB in the Princess Gardens - it was also an exciting excursion for us on the subject of urban nature.
Live in a water drop, under the microscope it becomes visible. Photo: Nadja Neumann
Fabian Schäfer, giving a talk on aquaculture. Photo: Nadja Neumann
Markus Venohr giving a talk about leasure ecology. Photo: Nadja Neumann
