Discover Masuren's biodiversity: Lecture on untouched nature!

Discover Masuren's biodiversity: Lecture on untouched nature!

Wallstraße 17, 21682 Stade, Deutschland - Masuria - a true natural paradise! On Tuesday, November 26, at 7 p.m., Nabu Stade invites you to a captivating lecture to the Volkshochschule Stade, Wallstraße 17. Under the direction of the experienced natural expert Rüdiger Wohlers, the breathtaking biodiversity of this unique region is presented. Masuria, known for its hilly landscapes, deep forests and crystal -clear lakes, is a hotspot for rare animal species such as moose, screaming eagles and cadavity.

Wohlers will focus on the untouched nature of Masure and inspire the listeners with fascinating stories about the rich wildlife. In some villages, storks breed in droves, and there are even more storks than residents in a village! The region is not only a retreat for animals, but also a habitat for endangered insect species that have almost disappeared in Germany. Kingfishers, silver -riders and otter are not uncommon here - a true Eldorado for nature lovers!

sustainable tourism and nature experiences

But that's not all! Wohlers will also present the NABU-led bus tours through Masuria, which promote sustainable tourism and make the impressive landscapes, including the Biebrza National Park. These tours not only offer the opportunity to experience nature up close, but also to actively work for the protection of these valuable habitats.

Interested parties can register at Inken Gerlach at the e-mail address i.gerlach@nabustade.de or by phone at 04161-722121. Entry is 5 euros, only 2 euros for NABU members. Further information is available on the NABU Stade website. Don't miss the chance to immerse yourself in the fascinating world of Masuria!