Every spring, toads and other amphibians migrate to their spawning waters. Why does this happen, and how are they supported? Learn more here.
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Protecting Frogs on the Move – Toad Fences and Migration
from the audio walk City Meets Nature – Audiowalk Kienbergpark | Berlin
23
Stations
34:32 min Audio
2.21 km 1
34:32 min Audio
2.21 km 1
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Other stops on this audio tour:
Kienbergpark – A Park for All the Senses (3:14 min) • Playgrounds – On the Trail of Erich Kästner (1:22 min) • Paws in the Park – Walking the Dog in Harmony with Nature (1:22 min) • Wuhle Bridge & Hellersdorf Window – Where Architecture Meets Nature (0:51 min) • Wuhle Pond – A Quiet Haven for Wildlife and People (1:28 min) • Urban Grazing – Conserving Nature with the Help of Sheep (1:13 min) • The Environmental Education Center – Learning in and with Nature (1:44 min) • Volunteering – The Roots of Kienbergpark (4:33 min) • Kienberg Garden –A Wild Welcome to Everyone (1:20 min) • Growing Together – Gardening as a Shared Culture (1:16 min) • Vacancy for Wild Bees! – The Insect Tower (1:29 min) • Still Growing – The Edible Forest (1:08 min) • No Waste! – Composting in a Closed Loop (1:09 min) • Mowing with Heart and Scythe – Old Wisdom, New Again (1:04 min) • Sustainable Forest Management – Shaping a Resilient Future (0:59 min) • Nature Wants to Play – The 'Wilde Welt' Experience Area (1:29 min) • Lights Out – Why Darkness Matters (1:31 min) • The Cable Car – Up and Over the Park (1:06 min) • The Toboggan Run – Fast Fun on the Hill (1:10 min) • Wolkenhain – A Light and Airy Viewpoint (1:28 min) • A Wild Comeback – Nature’s Return to the Wuhletal (1:21 min) • A Taste of the Past – Fruit Terraces on the Southern Slope (1:01 min)
