New environmental journal Coburg: Exciting insights and tips for families!

New environmental journal Coburg: Exciting insights and tips for families!

It's finally here! The new autumn edition of the environmental journal of the Coburg district will be published on November 27, 2025 and has a lot to offer. The current issue informs citizens about important developments in waste management and presents exciting projects that serve environmental protection.

The current changes to waste fees are particularly in focus. Wolfgang Sommer from the Waste Management Department emphasizes the importance of this information and praises the autumn edition as a valuable, informative contribution. There is also a detailed report on how the waste-to-energy plant works, which has a significant impact on sustainability in the region.

Nature conservation project at Goldbergsee

Another highlight of the issue is the report on the grazing project at Goldbergsee in the “Glender Wiesen” nature reserve. Scottish highland cattle, water buffalo and Exmoor ponies have been roaming here since September on an area of ​​over 100 hectares. The aim of the project is to promote a nature conservation-oriented environment for bird and insect species. A successful initiative that shows how agriculture and nature conservation can go hand in hand.

Practical tips for families

Parents beware! The new environmental journal also presents a brochure entitled “Celebrate environmentally conscious celebrations with children”. It contains great craft ideas, recipes for seasonal treats and lots of practical tips for celebrating environmentally consciously with the children. A perfect opportunity to bring awareness of sustainable practices to families.

For anyone who would like to take a look at the journal: The print version is available from the Coburg District Office. If you prefer digital, you can find the online version on the homepage of the Waste Management Association in Northwest Upper Franconia. This means everyone stays informed about the latest developments in the region.

Another relevant aspect is the connection between the waste tax and the CO2 tax, which is based on iwu-ev.de is examined in more detail. This issue not only has local significance, but also touches on the larger environmental debate that is constantly evolving.

If you would like to find out more about the sustainability movements in the region, you can find additional information and exciting insights on the website environment-journal.at. It becomes clear how important committed reporting is for raising awareness among the population.

The environmental journal is a step in the right direction to inspire and inform our fellow countrymen about environmental protection. The Coburg district shows that it has a good hand when it comes to addressing relevant topics and motivating citizens.