Forest workshop

There are five programs to choose from

• Animal tracks
  Footprints, feeding marks, feathers and pellets tell us stories about the lives of wild animals. We learn to interpret some of the many different tracks.
  
  
• Trees of the forest wilderness
  Which leaves and fruits belong to which tree? Our most important indigenous tree species will be explored in a playful way.
  
  
• Wood-eaters - dead wood is life
  Dead wood is a special feature of near-natural forests. Under the microscope, we get to know wood-eaters and their enemies, the wood-eaters.
  
  
• Forest soil habitat
  A wondrous world is hidden beneath our feet. We take a look at the micro-world of the forest floor and discover woodlice, earthworms and millipedes.
  
  
• Climate change - forest
  How does climate change affect nature? We learn important connections in a playful and understandable way and recognize the great importance of biodiversity.