Living Space Garden in Karlsruhe: Design Naturally and Promote Biodiversity

Living Space Garden: Achieve Much for Nature with Small Ideas

A garden can be much more than a well-maintained retreat: It provides valuable habitat for birds, butterflies, wild bees, and numerous plants. The lecture Living Space Garden: Promote Biodiversity with Nature-Friendly Design shows on Thursday, September 24, 2026, how garden enthusiasts can strengthen ecological diversity and climate resilience in residential areas with manageable means.

Naturally Gardening Between Herb Spirals and Natural Ponds

Herb spirals, wildflower beds, and natural ponds combine attractive garden design with practical species protection. The event conveys the basics of nature-friendly gardening and illustrates which structures particularly benefit animals and plants. The focus is on robust design ideas that can also be implemented in smaller gardens or private outdoor spaces.

Expert Knowledge from NABU for Your Own Garden

Aniela Arnold, a gardening expert at NABU Baden-Württemberg, provides sound advice on selecting suitable plants and materials. This includes conscious event planning for your own garden as well as questions about maintenance, the ecological function of individual elements, and the long-term development of a nature-friendly habitat.

As part of the NABU project Human.Nature – naturally.together.live, the lecture places private gardens in a larger context. The project aims to preserve and strengthen biological diversity and climate resilience in gardens, church communities, public green spaces, and buildings.

An Evening for Garden Enthusiasts and Nature Lovers

The event atmosphere in the Ulrich-Bernays Hall combines focused knowledge transfer with concrete suggestions for everyday life. The experience is aimed at people with their own gardens as well as anyone interested in biodiversity, sustainable garden design, and nature-friendly living. The audience's mood arises from the shared question of how limited spaces can become valuable retreats for animals and plants.

Conclusion: Inspiration for More Biodiversity Right at Your Doorstep

Visitors can expect a practical lecture with expert classification, understandable basics, and many ideas for their own garden design. Those who want to make their garden more attractive to wild bees, butterflies, and birds will receive valuable impulses that evening. Admission is free – take the opportunity to learn about nature-friendly gardening and gradually transform your garden into a lively habitat.

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Sources:

• Event Calendar Karlsruhe – Living Space Garden
• vhs Karlsruhe – Course Information and Registration
• vhs Karlsruhe – Autumn Program