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Kiel's city mayor Bettina Aust learned about the tree nursery project in Himo, which is funded by the state capital of Kiel.

In spring, the students at Mnini Secondary School sowed amaranth seeds in their school garden. Now they have been able to bring in the harvest.

Für sechs Euro im Monat übernimmst Du die Patenschaft für ein Bienenvolk. Der Erlös aus dem Honigverkauf kommt Schulprojekten zugute.

The amaranth planted in the spring in the school garden at Mnini Secondary School has grown well.

Heike Wiese, Nicoline Henkel and Angela Schulze-Hamann at the Mnini Secondary School. On the (menu) plan: Amaranth in theory and practice.

The students at Mnini Secondary School learn that good soil preparation is important for the amaranth harvest.

Visitors to the Intercultural Garden in Kiel learn about amaranth and its preparation possibilities.

Experience sustainable practices! Students discover beekeeping and composting at the Himo Tree Nursery - two days of learning and experiencing nature!

Experience the fascinating encounter between German beekeepers and the wild, respectful honeybees of Tanzania in the Moshi District!

Our environmental training for primary school children at Kilimanjaro promotes knowledge and love of nature.

Climate Dialogs 2.0 is picking up speed! 2000 small trees are waiting to be planted on the grounds of the schools taking part in the project.

After 1.5 years of environmental training, we harvested our first delicious honey - a success of the interaction between trees and bees!

We support the women's group “Mapendo” in the highlands of Moshi District with 10 beehives