Hedges ensure that the fertile topsoil is protected from wind erosion and improve the microclimate. This is becoming increasingly important as an adaptation to climate change. They provide habitats for insects, birds and mammals and thus promote biodiversity and beneficial insects.

Multi-use hedges are created in such a way that they bring additional benefits to the

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10 days of online convergence

Hosted by the Permaculture Association (Britain), this event aims to support the development of permaculture all across Europe. Our world must embark on the biggest period of change we have ever known. We all know this but we don't always know what to do about it.

Here is the

On 15.10.2021, the symposium "Peat-free substrates" of "Nature in the Garden" will be held in Gmünd, Lower Austria and ONLINE.

Participation is possible in presence and via Zoom.

What are the advantages of peat-free substrates? How can we convince hobby gardeners to care for their plants without peat?

The Federal Environment Agency, the Austrian Soil Science Society and the Future Land Network invite you to the Autumn Soil Forum 2021.

Conference: "Contribution of Soil Fertility to Climate Change Adaption and Climate Protection"
Date: 11^th November 2021
Time: 09:00 - 16:45
Location: Zoom Online-Event

In the