Erlangen is committed to sustainability: shaping students future!

Erlangen is committed to sustainability: shaping students future!

Erlangen, Deutschland - Yesterday the exciting 2 found at Huguenotplatz in Erlangen. ESD future workshop , which devoted itself entirely to the topics of sustainable education and environmental education. Not only seven schools took part in this event, but also the youth farm environmental station. The environmental officer Sabine Bock welcomed the people present and thus ensured a positive exchange about important sustainability issues right from the start. At a time when the world is becoming increasingly complex, it is crucial to promote the understanding of international relationships in schools and daycare centers in order to convey global challenges across all times, as is also the case in the initiatives of the [berlin.de] (https://www.berlin.de/ba-charlottenburg-wilmersdorf/bauchert- und---und-- und---unde-projekt/)) is reflected.

The participants presented a variety of impressive projects inside, which ranged from school gardens and potato cultivation to school bees and a school farm to creative laser cutter projects and upcycling products. Special highlights were the environmental challenge, which gave tips on saving energy, and the sale of products that come from the school garden. This type of student engagement is not only an express sign of sustainable education, but also makes it clear that children and adolescents want to have an active influence on their environment.

wishes and ideas for sustainable education

Another aspect of this future workshop was the Wunschglobus sculpture , which served as a symbolic place to collect ideas for better sustainable education. The suggestions ranged from more excursions and barrier -free ramps to concepts for environmental protection and circular economy, to free local transport and initiatives against bullying. Such projects not only strengthen the community, but also cause a positive change in the awareness of environmental issues.

in connection with global peace, Erlangen also participates on the flag day on July 8 to protest against the nuclear upgrade. The "Mayors for Peace" initiative, which was founded in 1982 and now comprises over 8,400 member cities in 166 countries, is a strong sign from our city.

cultural events and warnings

Am 6. July A special exhibition entitled "Things" is opened in the city museum. In addition to a tour at 2:00 p.m., a creative offer for large and small visitors is offered: inside until 5:00 p.m., which only costs 3.00 euros.
In addition, the senior expects: Inside on 8. July An event in the sports restaurant at Lambi with a entry fee of 3.00 euros for the cardelnia.

The city administration also wants to draw attention to the currently high forest fire danger . Citizens: Inside are asked to be particularly mindful and report smoke developments immediately. There is a ban on smoking in forests, and a distance of at least 100 meters to open fire should be observed. The government of Middle Franconia also carries out air observation to monitor the forest position.

Finally, on 5. July reminds of the commemoration day for flight and displacement by flagging all state -owned business buildings in Bavaria in order to honor the integration of displaced persons and to focus on the associated topics. This shows once again how important it is to maintain and preserve our cultural values.