Waldschwimmbad Büchen: Successful exchange ensures the future!

Waldschwimmbad Büchen: Successful exchange ensures the future!

In Büchen, the group of active citizens Büchen (Fig) visited the forest swimming pool to pay a visit to the responsible employees at the end of the 2024 bathing season. This happened in the sign of an informal exchange in which insights into the processes and challenges of the company were gained. The discussion about the swimming pool strategy for 2024 was particularly relevant, especially in view of the tense personnel situation, which could have been on possibly reduced opening hours. Thanks to the new and committed staff, the forest swimming pool could remain open consistently.

"We regularly advise on technical documents and plans. So I think it is important to get an idea on site," said Hans Andreae from ABB. The tour of the facility gave a very well -kept impression, and necessary investments in the future of the bath were discussed. Important points included tree protection, the new planting of trees and the implementation of accessibility and solar spermate water use.

focus on swimming training

A central concern of the members was swimming training, especially for children. Jacqueline Rottmann, also active by the ABB and the construction committee, found: "Are there enough offers for children to learn to swim? These questions clarified the commitment of the ABB to further promote swimming training as an essential goal of the forest swimming pool.

The feedback from the ABB for your visit was consistently positive. The staff provided valuable information on the entire organizational process and the company. The number of visitors in the summer of 2024 was also gratifyingly high, which underlines the success of the bath. Finally, the head of the Waldbad, Mareille Eggers, was presented with a small gift in order to express the gratitude for the work they did. The exchange between the ABB members and the employees of the swimming pool reflects the endeavor to further strengthen the forest swimming pool as a significant range of leisure activities in the community.