Karlsruhe (dpa/lsw) - In order to sensitize people to climate protection and species protection, the Baden-Württemberg Foundation is continuing a series of events in several cities these days. In theme pavilions, associations, clubs, public institutions such as museums and local environmental protection groups present their work, impart knowledge and provide insights and tips on how to make everyday life sustainable and close to nature. It started on Tuesday in Karlsruhe, further stations are Freiburg, Constance, Stuttgart, Ulm and Ravensburg. First events from the program "Society
"Nature and species protection, climate and sustainability, that's a big deal," said Prime Minister Winfried Kretschmann (Greens) in a video message. Science must say "whether we are going in the right direction". Politicians create the incentives and framework conditions. The economy brings innovative technologies onto the market. It needs people who develop resourceful solutions to everyday problems. "And we need days like today. Participation days where everyone can just come by, see, feel, smell, taste the richness of nature, experience for themselves how we can all contribute to preserving this wealth and getting to know people who do it in a special way."
The so-called roadshow on central squares in the cities is aimed at people of all ages. There are special offers for schools and kindergartens. ZDF environmental expert Volker Angres moderates the live program with talks about environmental protection, with science slam interludes and live music. Finally, there is a one-hour forum with experts.
