Together, we’ll explore the vegetation of Spreepark and answer basic questions about botany and ecology.
To many people, plants simply stand in a meadow or forest, are green, and just grow. But plants can do much more: they form communities, communicate with one another, exchange information, or compete with each other.
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But how does a plant actually know which way is up and which way is down? What nutrients does it need, and how does it get them?
We want to answer these and other fundamental questions of botany and ecology together—while taking a walk through Spreepark.
Using selected example species, we’ll show how plants have evolved over time and the impressive ways they’ve adapted to a wide variety of living conditions.
(in German)
Additional information
Speaker: Martin Schütz, on behalf of Campus Stadt Natur
Target audience: Adults
Cost: Adults 18 and older: €5.00
Registration and tickets: Please purchase your ticket online before the event. Tickets will not be sold on-site.
Meeting point: Entrance at Dammweg/corner of Kiehnwerderallee, 12437 Berlin (https://maps.app.goo.gl/ypQnwBLiVSTPU1am8)
Important notes: Please wear weather-appropriate clothing (rain or sun protection), sturdy shoes, and bring plenty of drinks and snacks.
