History, present and future of the environmental newspaper
RABE RALF has been fluttering through Berlin and Germany for over 30 years. The voluntary free newspaper has its origins in the environmental movement in the GDR. The Raven is published by the Green League Berlin. From Prenzlauer Berg, it squawks its news, articles and cheekiness out into the world.
Image gallery
DER RABE RALF - Berliner Umweltzeitung - LOGO
DER RABE RALF - Ausstellung - Plakat
Under the motto “Showing the bird”, a traveling exhibition now provides insights into its nest: whether climate crisis, traffic turnaround, agriculture, alternative culture or urban nature - the RABE RALF focuses with great continuity on topics that are highly topical yesterday and today and illuminates perspectives that are often overlooked. Now the bird is being shown.
Here you can find out everything about the history, present and practice of the environmental newspaper. How do you do independent environmental journalism? What are farmers really protesting against? What do punk and black metal have to do with environmental protection? Why are foxes running in front of our feet in Berlin? These are just some of the questions.
Colorful supporting program
The exhibition will be accompanied by a colorful program until September. Examples of the topics: Find out how a garbage dump on the death strip was turned into a valuable biotope. Or discuss the topic “From revolution to the defensive? The environmental movement in East Germany yesterday and today”.
Exhibition period: 11.04. to 07.09.2025
Opening hours:
- Tuesday to Sunday, 10:00 - 18:00
- Closed on public holidays
Visiting the exhibition and all events is free of charge.
The exhibition is a project of the Grüne Liga Berlin e.V. and is sponsored by the Stiftung Naturschutz Berlin.
Location: Museum Pankow, location Prenzlauer Allee 227/228
Main building, 1st floor, room 108
(Events in German)
