Ceremonial opening of the "Kühle Spur" cycle path
Agenda
10 - 12 a.m. Science market - hands-on research
Information stands on topics including
- How will Lusatia grow tomorrow? Climate-adapted plant species
- Hot zones - cool corners: Landscape elements in the thermal image
- Landscape cooling through nature-based solutions in the Elbe-Elster district
- Sound of diversity - species recognition through audio devices
- Agricultural systems of the future - grazing on grassland with virtual fences
- Clever use of grassland - cost-efficient grassland utilisation for the conservation of biodiversity
- Sustainable grazing in a changing climate in Jordan
- Nature conservation in agriculture - presentation of the NatApp
- Cultural and natural heritage in Lusatia For children and families: colouring competition
11 - 11.30 a.m. Discussion round
Introduction: Prof. Sonoko Dorothea Bellingrath-Kimura
Leibniz Centre for Agricultural Landscape Research (ZALF)
Discussion on the topic: Nature-based tourism in climate change and economic development of the region
Moderation: Prof. Frank Wätzold, Brandenburg University of Technology (BTU)
- Dr Charlotte Gerling, BTU - environmental economist
- Siegurd Heinze, District Administrator of the Upper Spreewald Lusatia district
- Martin Wolf, Zweckverband Lausitzer Seenland
11.35 - 11.45 a.m.
Opening of the cycle path by District Administrator Mr Siegurd Heinze
Followed by a cycle tour along the "Kühle Spuhr" cycle path
Venue
Hafen in Großräschen, Hafenstraße 16a, 01983 Großräschen
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