Project rewinds Mannhagener Moor for climate and environmental protection

Project rewinds Mannhagener Moor for climate and environmental protection

New life in Mannhagener Moor thanks to Katapult MV project

An ambitious environmental protection project has started to revitalize the Mannhagen Moor in Vorpommern-Rügen. The Succow Foundation has started to re-destroy the moor in order to strengthen its ecological importance. The first step was to close an old drainage ditch that had affected the moor. This measure is intended to help bind CO2, to locate rare animal and plant species and to serve as an important habitat.

human remains in MV - an unheard -of topic

An uncanny legacy of the colonial past of Germany is shown in the anatomical collections in Rostock and Greifswald. Today, 59 human remains that were brought from former colonies in Germany are kept there. These were often removed without the consent of the relatives and cruelly obtained. The question remains what will happen to these remains and whether they will ever be returned to their home countries.

Maik Eichler on the future of music festivals in MV

In the interview, Maik Eichler, founder of the Meer Rausch Festival in Peenemünde, commented on the dramatic situation of festivals in MV. His own festival had to be given up due to financial difficulties, which is exemplary for many organizers: inside the industry. It is a clear sign of the changing event landscape that has to deal with great challenges. How can clubs and festivals be preserved from extinction?