Haus der BUNDten Natur

Together with bat expert Dr. Niels Koschke, we will embark on an animal-focused walk through Eppendorf.We will start at dusk at the Haus der BUNDten Natur in Kellinghusenpark and then look out for Daubenton's bats and their relatives along the Alster canal.How do these nocturnal aerial artists live and hunt? What do bats need to thrive, and what threatens them?The start and end point is the Haus der BUNDten Natur.Registration by phone at 600387-00 or email: anmeldung@bund-hamburg.deMore information:Speaker: Dr. Niels Koschke, BiologistAdults without children are very welcome!Cost: €6 per person

City Adventure!Spend two exciting days in the city with us, including an overnight stay at the BUND-Naturerlebnisgarten in the Inselpark.(Meeting point: Haus der BUNDten Natur, Loehrsweg 13, 20249 Hamburg, or directly at the Naturerlebnisgarten in the Inselpark by arrangement.)During the day, we will explore the garden and the park, harvest crops, work on projects, and play nature-themed games. In the evening, we’ll enjoy bread on a stick and stargazing stories by the campfire. We will spend the night sheltered and protected from the rain in sleeping bags under a large tarp.On the second day, for the Coastal Cleanup Day, we will collect trash along the Elbe river. Since this day is also World Children's Day, we will think together about what makes for a good life.The event runs from Saturday at 2:00 PM to Sunday at 4:00 PM.Registration via phone at 600387-00 or email: anmeldung@bund-hamburg.deMore information:Children must bring their own sleeping bag and be able to carry their own luggage over a long distance.Led by: Katrin Mehrer, environmental educator, and volunteers from the BUNDjugendFor children between 7 and 12 years oldCost: €20; BUND members free of charge; breakfast is provided.Further information will be sent upon registration.

There's a lot going on in autumn - nature is preparing for winter!The days are getting shorter, the air is cooler, and the trees are showing a splendor of yellow, red, and brown.But what exactly is happening in nature? What are the animals and plants doing this time of year?Together, we will discover the little wonders in Kellinghusenspark and get active by building a hedgehog shelter.Register by calling 600387-00 or emailing: anmeldung@bund-hamburg.deMore information:Leader: Thomas Sandmann, Environmental EducatorFor families with children aged 5 and upCost: €6 per personPlease bring your own binoculars if you have them, and wear weather-appropriate clothing. We will go ahead in any weather; the event will only be cancelled in the event of a storm or heavy, persistent rain.