If Germany's Nature Could Speak, This Is What It Might Say
Boasting some of the most celebrated historical heritage sites, architecture, and museums in Europe, Germany has developed a well-earned reputation for supporting education of all varieties.
With that, visitors who limit their explorations solely to cities and interior spaces may miss some of the most meaningful lessons Germany has to offer—by way of its unique natural landscapes. Beyond the boundaries of its bustling cityscapes, Germany currently plays host to 16 UNESCO biosphere reserves, protected biodiverse areas that are recognized as having invaluable significance to humankind and serve as living laboratories for the discovery of sustainable ways to coexist and interact with the natural world. Across the country, a vast array of breathtaking scenery, from luxuriant forests and blooming heathland to pristine rivers, lakes and tidal ecosystems beckon; inviting visitors to learn something new with a hands-on approach.
Just where and how should one approach those lessons? Ask Germany’s Ambassadors of Nature, the men and women who know them best of all. Here’s what they’ve learned. Read More...