Germany: Landscapes and Habitats

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Topic of the week: New country life

Susanne Dähner of the Berlin Institute for Population and Development explains why rural life in Germany is becoming more attractive.

Which solutions do cities have to offer when it comes to global environmental issues? Answers from sustainability manager Sebastian Backhaus.

Science journalist and TV presenter Dirk Steffens explains in the interview why he thinks species protection is more crucial than climate protection.

Biodiversity conservation is a global challenge. In Germany the Federal Agency for Conservation is in charge of this field of work.

World Bee Day was named by the UN to help these endangered insects. Here you can discover which contribution Germany is making.

What has species protection to do with pandemics? And why do we need it for oxygen to breathe? You can find out here.

How many animal species are there, and where is the largest nature reserve? Nine fascinating facts about biodiversity in Germany.

The Germans and their forests – read here a little countdown about a particularly emotional relationship.

Forests are one of the most important resources on earth. That is why Germany is working internationally to protect them.

If you know these amazing facts, you will be able to have a say in any discussion about the German forest.

Drought and bark beetles are harming forests in Germany. Spruce forests in particular are affected. What can we do about it?

Naturally enchanting: we present eight natural wonders in Germany that are so breathtakingly beautiful you will immediately want to visit them.