A garden for everyone: Students Plants Generationsgarten in Ulrichsberg
A garden for everyone: Students Plants Generationsgarten in Ulrichsberg
Ulrichsberg. A new project in Ulrichsberg looks forward to the future: The generation garden, whose foundation has now been laid by the middle school students, will be a place for all generations. This is not only a big step for the district old-fashioned and nursing home, but also for the community.
This special garden will be created on an unused meadow right next to the nursing home in the next two years. The garden is not only used by the residents of the facility, but also by the children of the local Red Cross local and families who live in assistant living. The project creates space for encounters and joint learning across different age groups.
climate description
The idea for the generation garden comes from the "Healthy Community" initiative, led by chairman Dr. Andreas Gabriel, who also heads the newly founded association "Generationsgarten Baph Ulrichsberg". Gabriel proudly explains that the students of the 3A and 3B classes are actively involved in the design process. as www.tips.at Perennials planted and a natural hedge with domestic trees and bushes. This should not only mark the property boundary, but also serve as wind protection.
Together with the gardener Maria Oberngruber and under the guidance of Rupert Fartacek and Iris Niederdöckel, special attention was paid to the future climate nitness of the plants in order to make the garden sustainably and constantly. It is a project that not only protects the environment, but also strengthens the community.
a place to feel good
In the generation garden, various seating options such as benches and pavilions are intended, where visitors can relax and have discussions. Barrier -free ways will ensure the connection to the street and the nearby roundabout, so that the garden is accessible to everyone. The design also provides play equipment for the little guests and a barbecue area that invites you to start joint activities.
Another exciting aspect of the project could be the later establishment of a martin or a small chapel that would give the garden a special note.
This sustainable project also receives support from the Social Welfare Association Rohrbach, whose chairman, district captain Valentin Pühringer, praises the participation of the students and describes as a first step for a long -term effective project. Mayor Wilfried Kellermann also thanked everyone involved for their support, and hopes for a strong sense of community among the different generations through the commitment.
The funds for implementation are applied by membership fees from the association as well as donations and revenues from events. With a solid financial foundation and the commitment of the students, the generation garden in Ulrichsberg will surely become a lively place of intergenerational encounter.
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