Dialogue + Cleanup at the Landwehrkanal
Wednesday, 12 Juli 2023
Berlin-Kreuzberg
Meeting point: 17:00 Uhr at Urbanhafen on the field in front of the boat restaurant "Van Loon"
Duration: 17:00 - 21:00
On Wednesday, 12 July, we will join you in cleaning the Landwehrkanal of plastic and other rubbish. We will start at 5 pm.
The Landwehrkanal is an important recreational area for the people of Berlin. Unfortunately, a high number of visitors also means pollution of all kinds. From disposable plastic packaging to bottles and cigarette butts, the water and wildlife of the Landwehrkanal are severely affected by litter and plastic pollution.
In order to raise awareness among users and give the canal back its charm, the Clean River Project e.V. and the GRÜNE LIGA Berlin e.V. in cooperation with the Wassernetz Berlin invite you to a kayak cleanup and discussion.
We will provide rubbish collection equipment and at least 20 boat places. If you are not able to participate at short notice, please contact us so that the space can be reallocated. If you have your own boat or SUP, you can of course simply bring it along. All those who prefer solid ground under their feet are welcome to join in on land.
A former researcher from the IGB Berlin, Christine Beusch, will be present to discuss the risks of nicotine pollution for water bodies and organisms in more detail.
Please register here to reserve a boat place.
If you have any questions, please contact Michael Bender This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or Franziska Braunschädel This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Dialogue in the framework of the Umweltfestival
Sunday, 4 June 2023
At the Brandenburger Tor - Platz des 18. März and Straße des 17. Juni
GRÜNE LIGA Berlin e.V. Stand No. 151 // 11 am - 7 pm
At the 28th Umweltfestival at the Brandenburger Tor, the stand of GRÜNE LIGA Berlin e.V. will offer a diverse programme and present the projects of the association. The GRÜNE LIGA Berlin e.V. is a proud partner of Wassernetz Berlin and is pleased to invite you to a dialogue event as part of the Umweltfestival.
Dialogue at the Packereigraben, Berlin-Reinickendorf
Wednesday, 14 June 2023
Meeting point: 11 am S-Bf. Waidmannslust | Duration: 11 am - 2 pm
At the 2nd dialogue at the Packereigraben we will continue our chemical-physical measurements and look for small aquatic animals again. As at the last dialogue in April, the chemical-physical analysis will cover pH, dissolved oxygen, total phosphorus concentration, ammonium, nitrate and nitrite, water hardness and copper value.
Comparing our observations between April and June will give us an idea of how conditions have developed. Observing small animals under the binocular will allow us to identify developments in specific animal populations. Together with you, we would like to discuss further steps for the ecological improvement of the watercourse based on the observations. In addition, we will reintroduce gravel into the watercourse.
Dialogue in the Fluss Bad Garden am Spreekanal, Berlin-Mitte
Thursday, 4 May 2023
Time: 19-20:30 | Place: Sperlingsgasse 1, 10178 Berlin
The Wassernetz Berlin as Guest in the Fluss Bad Garden
The European legal framework contains relevant requirements for water protection, but their implementation in Berlin is progressing only slowly. How can we counteract the further degradation of aquatic habitats in Berlin and what opportunities for practical civic engagement are offered by Wassernetz Berlin, which was founded in January this year, especially in the catchment area of the Stadtspree?
Dialogue at the Packereigraben, Berlin-Reinickendorf
Tuesday, 12 April 2023
Meeting point: 10 am S-Bf. Waidmannslust | Duration: 10 am - 1 pm
The report from the dialogue at Packereigraben is available here (in German)(PDF 935 KB).
We are back at the Packereigraben. What has happened so far? At our first dialogue event in summer and autumn 2022, we got a picture of the watercourse, provided information on watercourse assessment procedures and implemented the first planned enhancement measures. We installed flow deflectors and gravel to create habitats for small fish and insects, for example. In addition, we removed Japanese knotweed from the banks and planted black alder, a native and water-typical tree species.