Magdalenkirche life island: Colorful gardenes for everyone in Moosach!

Magdalenkirche life island: Colorful gardenes for everyone in Moosach!

Moosach, Deutschland - in Munich something is happening in Urban Gardening! The “Lebensinsel Magdalenkirche” project is currently being launched in Moosach. The initiative, which is borne by the Magdalenkirche together with Leocor gGmbH, plans to create an inviting meeting place that promotes creative garden in the neighborhood with the Magdalengarten. This project is funded by the department for climate and environmental protection from the state capital of Munich, which shows that urban initiatives are very popular to promote the environment and social encounters. Die Wochenanzeiger

The heart of the design are a cozy seating area with a fire bowl, lounge furniture and access to water and toilet. In addition to the colorful planting, which ensures a higher biodiversity, the organic is also greened to cushion temperature fluctuations. The pastor of the Heilig-Geist-Kirchengemeinde, Dagmar Knecht, is looking forward to a colorful summer and the planned monthly "Samtag Gartels" events.

encounters and promote diversity

Another exciting offer within this project is a lunch table under the motto "Together is (s) t less lonely!", Which not only invites neighbors, but also refugees: inside. In addition, an allotment crime stile with the author Martina Pahr will take place on June 21, which will certainly provide exciting moments with her title "Whoever disturbs the coal mining".

A completely different part of Munich, the Pasinger Magdalenenenpark, also caused excitement. Here the BUND Nature Conservation (BN bought the park and made part of the public. The park extends over two hectares and the visitors can now explore the orchards in the north, which is accessible to everyone. In a 120 -year -old chapel on a hill, visitors can pause and enjoy the rest. The offer is initially limited to every Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Opportunity to make tours of the park to learn more about the old nursery.

nature and relaxation in the city all day

Martin Hänsel, the managing director of the BN, describes the park as a retreat, which is intended to offer more peace than the neighboring Pasinger city park. Everything is done here to also promote the habitat for animals and plants. Waldkäuze is already breeding and a beaver family has settled in the park. It is particularly worth mentioning that no bicycles and dogs are allowed in the park to protect calm and nature.

Community gardens such as the projects in Moosach and Pasing are not only a place of relaxation, but also actively promote social cohesion in the districts. In many cities, they show themselves open to such initiatives. A report by the Institute for Ecological Economic Research emphasizes how important sustainable green spaces in urban areas are for social interaction and general well -being. The benefits of such gardens are becoming increasingly clearer and cities like Stuttgart and Berlin show that the need is increasing and the demand for new green spaces in urban rooms is enormous. City and Grün underlines this trend with numbers and facts about the positive impact of community gardens.

The future looks green for Munich! Whether in the Magdalenengarten or in the Pasinger Magdalenenenpark - here the city becomes a little more lively and inviting for everyone who is looking for a retreat or a place for creative development. A good step in the right direction to promote community gardening and social interaction!