Impact of climate change on city trees
Join "Pro Urban Trees" for a climate walk focused on the impact of climate change on urban trees. The event, titled "Urban Trees in Climate Change," is scheduled for Wednesday, July 23, from 5 to 6:30 PM at Schöntalpark, Goldbacher Straße.
Attendees will have the opportunity to gain insights into the importance of urban trees for city climate, as well as learn about measures being taken to protect and promote urban trees. The walk will demonstrate how urban trees cope with rising temperatures and changing water availability.
Antonia Pfeiffer, the city's climate adaptation manager, and Benedikt Merget, a tree expert, will be participating in the walk. This promises to be an informative and engaging event for all those interested in the role of urban trees in climate change.
The meeting point for the walk is at the entrance to Schöntalpark in Goldbacher Straße. Registration for the event can be done at https://stadtab_klima.ticketmachine.de/de. For more information about the event, visit www.unsere-website.de/klimarundgang.
Urban trees are considered crucial natural climate adaptation instruments, and this event aims to showcase their significance in the face of climate change. The walk is free of charge, so mark your calendars and join us on July 23 to learn more about the vital role of urban trees in our cities' future.
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