On October 9 at 4:30 p.m., a tree inspector from the Parks and Environment Department will lead a tour through the Drususwall and offer fascinating insights into his daily work. He will explain what makes a tree a habitat tree and where habitats can be found.

He’ll clearly explain how trees are evaluated following an inspection and how necessary maintenance measures can affect habitats for plants and animals. This will allow participants to experience the ecological functions and importance of habitat trees firsthand.

Anyone interested, regardless of age, is cordially invited to learn about the various habitat trees and ask the expert questions directly. 

If you have binoculars, feel free to bring them along on the excursion to get an even better look at the habitats in the tree canopies.

Please register in advance, either by email at umweltinformationstadt.mainzde or by phone at 06131 / 12 2121. 

The meeting point is in the Oberstadt on Drususwall, at the corner of Ritterstraße and Drususwall.