Wild Bees, Wasps, Butterflies in Landshut: Lecture at the Volkshochschule

Save the Pollinators: An Evening about Wild Bees, Wasps, Butterflies, and Co.

Without them, no spring on the plate: Wild bees, bumblebees, wasps, and butterflies ensure our biodiversity as flowering pollinators. In the lecture at the Volkshochschule Landshut, you will learn how monocultures and intensive grassland use change the event atmosphere in our gardens – and how you can create new habitats with simple ideas.

Why These Insects Are Essential

The lecture vividly explains the role of pollinators in the ecosystem: From the diversity of flowering plants to the food chain for birds – the audience's mood fluctuates between wonder and aha moments. Practical event management meets nature knowledge here.

Concrete Solutions for Balconies, Terraces, Gardens

You will receive immediately actionable tips: native flowering plants, staggered blooming times, dead wood, sand lenses, water spots. This way, targeted communication succeeds – whether it's a city balcony or a home garden.

Understanding Wasps, Promoting Butterflies

Wasps are more than table guests: They regulate pests and are part of the natural balance. Butterflies are sensitive to the absence of caterpillar host plants – with the right event planning in the bed, you can help both groups.

How to Make Your Nature Garden an Experience

With just a few measures, a lively event experience in the green emerges: species-rich flower islands, untreated corners, reducing light pollution. The result: more buzzing, more colors, more life.

Voices from the Fans

The reactions online are clear: The approach excites the visitors.

• Instagram: 'I can hardly wait to implement ideas for my balcony!'
• Facebook: 'Finally clear, simple steps for more biodiversity at home.'

Conclusion

Those who want to experience nature consciously receive expertise and motivation here: understandable, concrete, practical. Come by, gather inspiration – and let your garden bloom in spring.

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Sources:

• vhs Landshut – Official Website
• City of Landshut – VHS Landshut (Address & Contact)
• vhs Landshut – Building Overview (barrier-free)
• City of Landshut – Event Page Wild Bees, Wasps, Butterflies and Co.
• vhs Landshut – Program Area Nature & Environment (Overview of Dates)
• LinkedIn – vhs Landshut (Social Profile Notice)