A day in the future

Imagine a Berlin in which green spaces flourish, clean air invites you to breathe and public transportation is largely emission-free. . A city where citizens are actively involved in shaping their environment and where biodiversity, environmental protection and resilience are an integral part of everyday life.

In interactive workshops and guided tours, we explore how we can shape a sustainable and actionable future together. The aim is to show how we as individuals and as a society can better prepare ourselves for the challenges of climate change and species extinction and what steps we can take immediately in our everyday lives.

A varied program awaits you:

Event schedule:


09:30-10:00: Opening by Dr. Dörte Martens from the Senate Department for Mobility, Transport, Climate Protection and the Environment & program presentation


10:00-12:00: Workshops


12:00-12:30: Exchange at the dialogue wall, photo exhibition


12:30-13:15: Lunch break incl. snacks and time for networking


13:15-14:45: Excursion to the area & practical workshops


14:45-15:00: Farewell & outlook


Workshops in the morning (10:00 - 12:00):


Cradle to Cradle
Speakers: Juliane Thiele (Cradle to Cradle)


Strengthening resilience in times of change
Speakers: Dr. Arndt Pechstein (The Futur Company) & Luisa Wolf (Wildfühlung)

Workshops & guided tours in the afternoon (13:15 - 14:45):
Plants of the future with Susanna Komischke
Guided tour on landscape conservation on the Hahneberg with Landschaftspflegeverband Spandau e.V.
Nature ethics guided tour with André Eden
Forest bathing - finding relaxation in urban nature with Luisa Wolf


We will also be presenting a photo exhibition by digital artist Alexander Rommel, whose images of the future show us what the world of tomorrow could look like.


We look forward to your participation and an inspiring dialog!


Please register for the event by sending an email to: mail@naturschutzstation-hahneberg.de


We can issue a certificate of attendance for the event on request. Please state your full name when registering.


The event is free of charge, so a small donation would be greatly appreciated!