More and more people want to do something about the acute decline of insect, bird, amphibian and reptile species. They began to make their gardens, balconies, and properties more natural.
In front of the Kalborn Mill, accessible to all, various information panels have been set up to explain what elements of the garden are useful to our wild animals and insects. These are ideas that everyone can implement in their garden to offer animals a habitat, a hiding place, a breeding ground and food. In this way, all garden owners can help ensure that many species are preserved for the future.
As part of our new LEADER project, guided tours are also offered for groups, where everyone can learn what elements can be used to redesign their garden so that it becomes a habitat for many animals and plants.
Would you like to visit a natural garden with a group?