• I feel Slovenia!

    I feel Slovenia!0

    My colleague Sabine Geller are on our way to explore Slovenia, one of the “greenest countries in Europe”. Sustainable tourism is very important in this relatively small EU country with its 20.000 km2 and about two million inhabitants. We want our road trip from Ulm to be sustainable. We start our trip in Jettingen-Scheppach with

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  • GoZero Danube

    GoZero Danube0

    The Danube, the most multinational river in the world, is constantly facing new dangers: One of the biggest pollution hazards is microplastics – it threatens fish and fish larvae in particular. It is estimated that around 40 tonnes of microplastics, i.e. pieces of plastic with a diameter of five millimeters or less, are transported through

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  • Strengthening the economy AND protecting nature

    Strengthening the economy AND protecting nature0

    The Interreg project “LENA – Local Economy and Nature Conservation in the Danube Region” aims to build an important bridge in the Danube region: strengthening local economy and local nature conservation at the same time. In this way, all participants should benefit from sustainability. LENA has set itself the task of uniting people and nature

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  • How German and Romanian nature guides train together

    How German and Romanian nature guides train together0

    What can experienced river guides from the Upper Danube in Baden-Württemberg and young people from the Lower Danube in Romania learn from each other when they spend two weeks together in these regions? Do they find a common language and let the young people be inspired by the idea of nature conservation? The Danube Nature

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WEIHNACHTEN | In Bosnien-Herzegowina leben Katholiken, serbisch-orthodoxe Christen und Muslime seit Jahrhunderten Tür an Tür. Dass Menschen verschiedener Glaubensrichtungen friedlich und respektvoll miteinander feiern, hat hier eine lange Tradition. Das zeigt sich gerade an Hochfesten wie Weihnachten, selbst wenn im Alltag religiöse Unterschiede politisch instrumentalisiert werden, um Konfliktlinien zwischen nationalen und konfessionellen Gruppen aufzureißen. Doch darauf haben viele Menschen keine Lust mehr. Bericht von Mirella Sidro aus Sarajevo für den Mitteldeutschen Rundfunk.www.mdr.de/nachrichten/welt/osteuropa/ostblogger/weihnachten-bosnien-herzegowina-100.html#BiH #weihnachten ... See MoreSee Less
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