Celebrate sustainability: Mörfelden-Walldorf combines neighbors in the garden!

Celebrate sustainability: Mörfelden-Walldorf combines neighbors in the garden!

Mörfelden-Walldorf, Deutschland - The Möwandel association recently launched its new series of events "over Gartenzaun" in Mörfelden. Around 250 people gathered in the garden of the Jungmann-Schulmeyer family to learn more about sustainable garden culture and sustainable life. "I wanted to open my garden to bring people together," said Corinna Jungmann-Schulmeyer, the hostess. This premiere was not just about knowledge, but also about promoting the neighborhood as well as environmental and climate protection, such as "https://www.op-online.de/region/kreis-gross-gerau/neue-uebern-garten-garten-moerfelden-walldorf-bandht--93798241.html" reported.

The event offered a colorful program: from plant-taking exchanges, in which visitors could choose offshoots and seeds against donations for local sustainability projects, to garden tours, workshops and hands-on activities for children, such as a creative sperm paper campaign. Beekeeper Martin Schulmeyer also gave an informative lecture on bees and offered honey from his own production. The event impressively emphasized the advantages of green gardens compared to gravel gardens and showed creative objects made of hand -made ceramics and up -cycled materials.

on the pulse of time: sustainable gardening

The topic of the event is in line with the principles of sustainable gardening, which are also dealt with in detail in Welthungerhilfe . The absence of chemicals and the use of natural, reusable materials play a central role. As shown, a sustainable garden can be created in various forms, be it on balconies or terraces. Resource -saving irrigation and the possibility of producing your own compost are also part of it.

In the context of climate change, it is becoming increasingly urgent to act environmentally conscious. Around 2.2 billion people have no access to safe drinking water, which underlines the need for responsible water management. The protection of species, the planting of local plants and creating habitats for animals, also plays an important role in sustainable gardening.

committed gardener for the future

The event in Mörfelden is part of a larger trend that gives the so-called community gardens and urban gardening projects. Since 2017, German environmental aid has been investigating the possibilities of how gardens can contribute to climate protection as part of its “Gardens for the Future” project. The establishment of natural model gardens and the publication of manuals raises awareness of the loss of biodiversity and global warming. Your goal is to inspire more people for the future, as is highlighted on Duh

If you want to contribute part of this sustainable movement yourself, you can contact the members of furniture, who actively work for a change in the city and campaign against loneliness. The positive echo of this first event shows that a good hand for such great initiatives not only brings together the neighborhood, but also makes a valuable contribution to the benefit of our environment. At a time when the challenges of climate change are tangible, such actions give hope and show that everyone can do something.