Bird and nature conservation in the garden - about nesting aids, flower meadows and rhinoceros beetles
Lecture on nature and species conservation, 5 November, 6.45 p.m., TIETZ
On Tuesday, 5 November at 6.45 p.m., Chemnitz Environment invites you to a lecture in TIETZ, course room 4.07 on the topic: "Bird and nature conservation in the garden - about nesting aids, flower meadows and rhinoceros beetles". The speaker is Jens Börner from the Chemnitz Environmental Agency. Admission is free.
Near-natural gardens provide habitats for native birds, insects and small mammals and delight us humans with their diversity. The course provides information on how you can increase biodiversity in your garden and create new habitats for rare animals in a small area. Using examples and practical tips, you will receive suggestions for more nature in your garden. The lecture is supported by many photos of plants and animals. A way to do something yourself for the preservation of biodiversity.