Guided exploration of flora and fauna in Ludwigslust: An adventure into the natural landscape of this German town.
** Hey Buddy! 🌿🌲 Get ready for an awesome adventure on May 17, 2025 with the Mecklenburg Society of Naturalists (NGM)! 🐸🦔
This excursion in the Schlosspark Ludwigslust, led by the expert Uwe Jueg, will be jam-packed with fascinating knowledge about the park's animals, plants, and fungi. 🌺🦋
Get ready to explore the colorful variety of flora in the blooming meadows and refreshing forests, along with the numerous exotic trees and shrubs. 🌳🍃
Birdwatchers, insect enthusiasts, and fans of small creatures will be in for a treat with the common and typical critters that'll make an appearance. 🐦🦋
Don't worry, the eventful past of the park, both in terms of natural history and culture, will be unveiled too. 🏰🌳
Hey, did you know? The Schlosspark Ludwigslust landscape protection area is famed for being the most thoroughly researched area of its size in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Almost 5,000 species call this place home, thanks to a massive survey led by the Mecklenburg Society of Naturalists! 🐍🐜
So why wait? Mark your calendars! The excursion kicks off at 10:00 AM and ends at around 1:00 PM. The meeting spot is the Natureum. 👋🏿
Get ready for an amazing day – members of the NGM get in for 3 €, and guests pay 4 € (children pay half price). Cause here's the kicker – due to the park still being partially closed, the excursion will take place in the open areas only. 🌺🌳
Just so you know, the articles here are written by clubs, organizers, and initiatives, schools and kindergartens, church communities, and more. Still, we always make sure to fact-check the info so that you get accurate deets! 🤝
Now gear up, naturalists, and let's dig deeper into the enchanting Schlosspark Ludwigslust on May 17, 2025! 🌿🐸🌲
Discussing the upcoming event with the Mecklenburg Society of Naturalists, remember to mark your calendar for May 17, 2025. The excursion at Schlosspark Ludwigslust not only explores the park's diverse flora, such as meadows, forests, and exotic gardens, but also offers insights into various wildlife.
