Green planning Federal Garden Show 2041: Bremen wants to become a pioneer!

Green planning Federal Garden Show 2041: Bremen wants to become a pioneer!

Bremerhaven, Deutschland - The Bremen Greens have designed plans to apply for the orientation of the Federal Garden Show (Buga) in 2041. This initiative aims to position Bremerhaven and Bremen-Nord as possible locations. According to the Greens, it is crucial to address central topics such as urban development, climate adaptation and biodiversity during the event. Michael Labetzke, the spokesman for Bremerhaven in the Green Citizenship Group, emphasizes how important this show is for sustainable green development and the transition to sponge cities. This idea was recently developed during a parliamentary group in Bad Zwischenahn. An application design is intended to move the Senate to develop a concept that also examines the linking of the Buga with a possible international building exhibition (IBA) in the state of Bremen, reports Weser-Kurier .

The Buga should promote innovative ideas in urban development. The focus is on the adaptation of urban rooms to climate change. The event would not only beautify the cityscapes, but also give significant impulses for a more sustainable life in the cities. In this context, the relevance of city green and its care becomes particularly important in order to continue to counter the challenges of climate change in the future.

potential for urban development

The importance of the Federal Garden Show as a catalyst for urban growth has grown historically. Peter Josef Lenné already addressed the importance of gardening systems in 1823. After the Second World War, the restoration of green spaces, especially in West Berlin, was of central importance. An example of this is the BUGA 1976, which took place on an area of ​​over 90 hectares and has contributed significantly to the development of citizen participation in urban planning. Such experiences could also be useful for Bremen and Bremerhaven, as the Greens' initiatives suggest. The Buga not only acts as events, but also as a platform for sustainable development, such as bundesgartenschau.de confirmed.

Another core point of the Buga could be the promotion of biodiversity. The example of the Britzer Garten shows how important the development of concepts is that take into account both ecological and social aspects. As part of the BUGA in 1985, measures to create large lake areas were required to integrate nature into the cityscape and to offer the citizens of recreation rooms.

climate intolerations in Bremerhaven

While the Bremen Greens continue working on their plans for Buga, Bremerhaven is also active in terms of climate intolerations. The city offers a web push notification service that enables citizens to be informed about relevant topics without being stored personal data. This shows that there is also working on citizen participation at the digital level. Regular updating of the information offer is of great importance to actively inform the population about developments, reports bremerhaven.de.