When are the opening hours of the exhibition?

The exhibition is accessible daily during the regular opening hours of the Eco Station.

Where can the exhibition be found?

It is located at the Eco Station Freiburg, Falkenbergerstr. 21b.

What can I expect from the exhibition?

It provides insights into the significance of hay meadows for butterflies, wild bees, and other species.

How much does entry cost?

Entry to the exhibition is free.

Is the exhibition accessible for people with disabilities?

Yes, the Eco Station Freiburg is accessible for people with disabilities.

Is the exhibition held outdoors?

No, the exhibition takes place inside the Eco Station.

Exhibition Blooming Hay Meadows in Freiburg

Name: Exhibition "Blooming Hay Meadows"
Start: 2026-08-07T02:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-08-07T02:00:00+02:00
Location: Ökostation Freiburg

Venue Type

Inside

Discover the fascinating world of blooming hay meadows in the traveling exhibition by BUND. This educational and family-friendly exhibition explains the habitat of blooming hay meadows and the important role they play in ecological balance. Especially butterflies, wild bees, and other species rely on these habitats to survive and thrive.

The exhibition offers exciting insights for visitors of all ages and encourages reflection on the conservation of these important ecological niches. The content is specifically prepared so that it can also be easily understood by older children. The Eco Station Freiburg, which hosts this exhibition, provides the ideal setting for such an educational experience. Take the opportunity to enrich your knowledge about local biodiversity and learn how you can contribute to the preservation of these important habitats.

Highlights of the Exhibition

Explanations of the importance of hay meadows for biodiversity.
Information about specific plant and animal species of the region.
Interactive elements for age-appropriate knowledge transfer.

This event is ideal for families and anyone interested in environmental protection and biodiversity. Visit the exhibition and experience the richness of nature up close.

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