The work of volunteers was crucial in preserving and enhancing nature in Kienbergpark. Their efforts have shaped the park as we know it today. Learn more about the dedicated Berlin citizens at this station.
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Volunteering – The Roots of Kienbergpark
from the audio walk City Meets Nature – Audiowalk Kienbergpark | Berlin
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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) • 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) • Protecting Frogs on the Move – Toad Fences and Migration (1:14 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)
