Bayern

Enough is never enough - on green in the city. What will we do in our cities tomorrow?

A panel discussion with a cabaret setting

The population density in cities is growing, and more and more green open spaces are falling victim to road and housing construction. In the private sphere, too, the variety of plants is dwindling, as balconies and gardens are becoming smaller and thus more sparsely planted or laid out with artificial turf and as "low-maintenance" rock gardens. Should it go on like this?

Can it continue at all? What are the consequences of this trend for flora, fauna and ultimately for us humans? How can a green, lively and desirable urban development look like? And who contributes to it?

At a symposium, the Bayerische Landesgartenschau GmbH takes up this broad spectrum of topics and lets experts - and even a cabaret artist - have their say. It asks questions that will have a decisive influence on the future of our quality of life. And provides answers that incorporate the positive synergy effects of the garden show "system".

20 September 2018, at 2 p.m.
Landesgartenschau Würzburg

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