Programme nearbyRewildingStuttgartPark a Klimakiste for bees and neighboursRoll native planters onto a paved square The Helix Klimakiste is a pre-grown wooden box (about 120 × 100 × 80 cm) with a solitary shrub and flowering underplanting. Citizen initiatives, schools, and cities can move boxes in for events or trials, then move them again. Plant for wild bees from day one. What you can do - Propose Klimakisten for a schoolyard, market, or temporary greening ask via Helix Klimakiste - Help water and tend boxes when your group hosts them - Choose native perennials so insects find food on sealed ground How it works Boxes arrive cultivated and move with a pallet jack. They buy time: prove that plants change how a place feels before you unseal asphalt for good. Why it matters Paved plazas can still feed bees and invite conversation. Temporary green is a rehearsal for lasting canopy.planterbiodiversitybees +2
Programme nearbyRewildingLudwigshafenGarden the unsealed museum plaza in LudwigshafenGarden the unsealed museum plaza in Ludwigshafen Since 2012 the Wilhelm-Hack-Museum has turned the former sealed Hans-Klüber-Platz behind the museum into hack-museumsgARTen: crates, recycled planters, and free bed sponsorships in the middle of Ludwigshafen (PLZ 67xxx). What you can do - Take a free Beetpatenschaft on the hack-museumsgARTen page - Join a Gartentreff (last Thursday, and from May the second Friday, 18:00) in the April to October season - Garden as a household, Kita, school, or club: the plaza is built for mixed groups How it works The museum, anstiftung, BASF SE, and city partners host the plaza. You do not need a ticket to garden. Solarpunker does not assign beds: the museum garden team does. Why it matters Unsealing a museum square puts flowers, herbs, and neighbours on the same paving stones that used to shed rain.gardenunsealingplaza +1
Programme nearbyRewildingErlangenSponsor a wild-bee patch in ErlangenSponsor a wild-bee patch in Erlangen Stadt Erlangen Untere Naturschutzbehörde runs Biodiversitätsberatung (page dated 16.09.2026) and the volunteer Arbeitskreis Stadtnatur. Together they turn public-green sponsorships into bloom for wild bees, butterflies, and people, and they advise residents who want their own patch. What you can do - Write to the Biodiversitätsberatung with a patch idea - Join AK Stadtnatur to tend an existing public sponsorship bed - Ask about the perennial swap (Staudenbörse) when drought-tough plants are on offer How it works City staff and volunteers share the same working group. Solarpunker does not assign a bed: the authority matches people to public green. Why it matters A named wild-bee patch on a street lawn is urban nature you can water, watch, and hand on.beesgardenpatch +1
