Syl­via Mei­se from Frank­furt a.M. is a jour­na­list, tra­cker and desi­gner of a wild bal­c­o­ny with con­sis­t­ent­ly wild­flowers on the 5th flo­or with a „favo­ri­te sea­ting area, wild bee nur­sery, squir­rel loo­kout“. In her fami­ly, „gar­den“ used to be a for­eign word. Syl­via plan­ted the rain­fo­rest indoors and new flowe­ring won­ders out­side every year. When she del­ved deep into the sub­ject of wild­flowers for two maga­zi­ne artic­les, a com­ple­te­ly new win­dow ope­ned up for her in terms of gar­den design. It show­ed her that nati­ve flo­ra is not only wild and tough, but also beau­tiful and vital for bio­di­ver­si­ty. Sin­ce then, she’s not only been a wild­life lover when it comes to rea­ding tracks, but also on her 7.4 m² log­gia. Things real­ly got going in March 2023.

Pre­sen­ta­ti­on con­tent:

The intro­duc­tion to this lec­tu­re on track­ing is exci­ting. Syl­via has been a trai­ned tra­cker for seven years and had alre­a­dy noti­ced befo­re swit­ching to wild­flowers that the bal­c­o­ny is a gre­at place to sit and obser­ve wild­life. She tells beau­tiful sto­ries about track­ing on the bal­c­o­ny, the wild­flowers on the bal­c­o­ny and the gre­at enrich­ment of having such a wild bal­c­o­ny. Syl­via hopes that you, the bio­di­ver­si­ty, will catch the wild­flower virus just as she did. Becau­se: Every meter counts!