The Ebersberger Forst is to be honored on Sunday, September 12th - with a very special memorial day.
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- "Sustainability - that is our topic!" This is where district home nurse Thomas Warg really goes into raptures. And where can the topic of sustainability be better presented than in the Ebersberger Forest? For the Open Monument Day on Sunday, September 12th, Warg and his team, the Bavarian State Forests and the city of Ebersberg have come together to create a completely different kind of memorial day. This time, old walls will not be opened, but nature, history and cultural history will be experienced first hand in the middle of the forest.
“The Ebersberger Forest has three functions: commercial forest, natural forest and recreational forest.
And on this day we put the third function in the foreground, ”says Sebastian Klinghardt, deputy forest manager, at the joint press conference of the organizers.
“Finally the forest is more than just a backdrop for walkers.
At last, the visitors experience things here that they would otherwise pass by carelessly and learn stories and history, hidden myths and secrets, ”says the man from the forest happily.
Memorial day for the Ebersberger Forst: Over 30 experts explain facts and stories about the forest
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Preliminary meeting at the Seegrasstadl near St. Hubertus: from left Josef Huber (district home keeper), Robert Bauer (city guide), Roswitha Hülser (city guide), Sebastian Klinghardt (state forest), Thomas Warg (district home keeper) and Günter Obergrusberger (2nd mayor Ebersberg).
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Thomas Warg and his team have gained over 30 experts who, from A for Antoniweiher to W for White Woman, tell interesting and exciting and sometimes even mystical things - and give completely new insights into the living and cultural area of the forest.
The program starts on September 12th at 10 a.m. at and in the Forest and Environment Museum and at 11 a.m. at the forester's house Hubertus and ends at 5 p.m.
The main stations, which can also be reached by car, are the Forest and Environment Museum, the Sauschütt and, above all, the Hubertus forester's house.
At these locations, but also at the forester's house Diana, music groups play that Sepp Huber, also a district home nurse, has invited.
Memorial day for the Ebersberger Forst: Faschingsgesellschaft offers free shuttle service
Since the paths in the forest can be quite long, the Ebersberg carnival company railway drives four wagons to all stations around the Hubertus forester's house - from the parking lot on the state road to the Diana forester's house.
Guests can board anywhere free of charge.
Over 20 different topics are discussed.
Maybe there will be even more.
This will definitely be a memorable day of monuments.
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