Biodiversity in Bayreuth: Designing Cultural Landscapes for the Future Together
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Biodiversity in Bayreuth: Preserving Cultural Landscapes for the Future Together
How can species-rich habitats in urban and rural areas be preserved, reactivated, or newly created? The sub-conference Biodiversity – Conservation of Cultural Landscapes will bring together experts, practitioners, and engaged interested parties on November 12, 2026, at the Evangelical Educational Center Upper Franconia-Mitte in Bayreuth.
Positive Examples from Upper Franconia in Focus
The event organized by RegioCOP Upper Franconia focuses on implemented projects and concrete opportunities for more biodiversity. It centers on species-rich, carbon- and water-retaining cultural landscapes as well as bioclimatically effective green spaces. They make an important contribution to climate protection, climate adaptation, climate resilience, and sustainable land and forestry.
Impulses from City, Community, Nature Conservation, and Science
The program connects municipal experiences, nature conservation practice, and scientific perspectives. Contributions are planned, among others, on renaturated green and water areas in Bayreuth, biodiversity projects through grazing at Haidenaab, biotope and biodiversity projects in Upper Franconia, as well as the renaturation of small water bodies. Disturbance ecology and the change of ecosystems are also on the agenda.
Structured Program for Exchange and Result Finding
Following the welcome at 10:00 AM, technical impulses will start at 10:30 AM. A lunch break is scheduled from 12:30 PM to 1:30 PM. Afterwards, the sub-conference will transition into discussion and result finding. The event planning thus creates space for knowledge transfer, networking, and concrete action perspectives.
Event Atmosphere at the Evangelical Center Bayreuth
In the hall in the courtyard of the Evangelical Educational Center, visitors can expect a focused event experience with professional exchange and regional practical relevance. The audience's mood thrives on the dialogue between administration, research, agriculture, nature conservation, and interested public. Those who wish to co-shape the future of cultural landscapes will find a suitable platform for orientation and networking here.
Conclusion: Biodiversity Needs Concrete Ideas
The sub-conference demonstrates how ecological habitats serve as the foundation for climate adaptation, biodiversity, and resilient regions. Experience the professional exchange live in Bayreuth and take away impulses for your own municipality, organization, or practice.
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