State forests promise: Cell phone reception soon in the entire Ebersberg forest
Created: 08/11/2022, 14:51
By: Robert Langer
Meeting in the forest: (from left) Clemens Scheerer (KJR), Jochen Hoepner (bike paths), Augustinus Meusel (district office, round table tourism), Michael Waldherr (state forests), Georg Schuder (beautification association) and Thomas Warg (district home caretaker).
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Mobile phone reception should be available everywhere in the Ebersberg forest in the future.
That's what the state foresters promise.
In two years it should be so far.
District
– Michael Waldherr from the Bavarian State Forests announced mobile phone reception at a press conference in the forest.
Time frame: two years.
Several transmission towers are planned.
This also improves the availability of rescue services in the event of an accident.
"The locations already exist, the network coverage will come," says Waldherr.
This also fits in with another project: modern communication technology, internet and QR code, enjoyment of nature and a feel for the forest as well as the communication of traditional values: today these definitely belong together, at least when it comes to a project in the forest – if then the mobile phone reception in the forest is working.
The project is also intended to be multi-generational.
Participants are currently being sought.
Bike tours are further developed in the media
A new, updated leisure map for the Ebersberg Forest was presented in July.
New are two bike tours, each around 23 kilometers long, which are also well suited for families.
They are now to be further developed in the media.
The project was presented at the Seegrassstadl next to the Forsthaus Hubertus.
Along the two bike paths, which can also be used as hiking routes with shortcuts, there are a number of distinctive points with interesting stories.
Examples are the Nonnenstein or the Diana forest house.
In a media workshop on October 15th and 16th, those interested can film their own impressions of these points and implement them creatively.
A cross-generational group of 15 people aged 14 and over is planned.
QR codes on information boards lead to exciting films
The results of these sequences are to be published on the Internet after the project has been completed, so they can be downloaded before a bike tour.
In the medium term, information boards should provide information at the respective locations.
Using a QR code, the information and the resulting films can then be loaded onto the smartphone directly on site.
In another project with a school class, an interactive scavenger hunt for the forest is to be developed, called "Actionbound" in modern German, with the help of smartphones and tablets.
Overall, the projects are intended to create special excursion and recreational opportunities in order to get to know the forest better.
"This is only possible with volunteers," said Augustinus Meusel from the district office.
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You can find more current news from the district of Ebersberg at Merkur.de/Ebersberg.
The project is funded by the Partnership for Democracy (Kreisjugendring), the Ebersberg local beautification association and the Wasserburg forestry company.
Registration for the media project at mail@demokratie-ebe.de.
Additional info here.
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