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1Participation documents 1st Berlin Stadt Wald Conference The programme may be subject to changes. Last changes: 28 June 2019

– TO PEOPLE AND THE CITY

NOV18 – 19

2019

1ST BERLIN CITY FOREST CONFERENCE 2019

PARTICIPATION DOCUMENTS


NOT JUST A TRENDING TOPIC BUT SCIENTIFICALLY ESTABLISHED.

Especially in steadily growing metropolitan areas, forests and nature are increasingly becoming important for the urban population as spaces of recreation and activity. Thus they fulfil an important social function. The Berlin Forestry Com-mission (Berliner Forsten) puts the positive effect of forests on humans at the heart of its first City Forest Conference.

Forestry and forest science meet urban and open space plan-ning, meet social sciences and health service, but also politics and economics – as well as high-ranking experts from Ger-many and abroad. During two days with keynote speeches, interviews and best practice examples we want to debate the effect and the use of forests for and by humans and urban societies. Practical offers in the field of forest therapy and workshops with renowned experts complete the programme of the conference.

Your experience in dealing with forests and nature in or around the city are important to us. Have a conversation with our experts about your / their concepts. Discussion panels provide the perfect atmosphere for exchanging ideas.

Hence, we cordially invite you to our 1st Berlin City Forest Conference (Stadt Wald Congress).

With best regards from the well-wooded metropolis Berlin,

Elmar Lakenberg, Head of Berliner Forsten

INTRODUCTION


AT OUR CONFERENCE YOU CAN LEARN AND DISCUSS

• how forests affect human health and well-being• which role forests and nature must play for

tomorrow’s urban development• the impact of forest recreation on specific groups

of the population• how leisure opportunities in forests and public space

could work well for all sides

YOUR BENEFITS

• You can acquire information about the current state of knowledge on forests and their effects on the health and well-being of the inhabitants of metropolitan areas

• You can develop visions and create the Urban Forest 2050

• You will learn something new about forest bathing by prescription as an idea for the future

• You can take part in practical seminars and work-shops on forest therapy such as forest bathing, health walks and mindfulness training

• You will have plenty of opportunities to network• You gain insight into the work of the Berliner Forsten

and are warmly invited to a get-together on the evening of the first conference day in one of our forest district wards


10:00 Opening Event 1st Berlin City Forest Conference Regine Günther, Senator of Berlin for the Environment, Transport und Climate ProtectionElmar Lakenberg, Head of Berliner Forsten

Host: Anni Dunkelmann

10:25 Keynote: Why Do We Need Nature? Nature as a Space of Experience and Agency of Meaning Prof. Dr. Ulrich Gebhard, Germany, Universität Hamburg

11:15 Coffee Break

11:30 Impulse lecture The Effects of the Forest on Human Health Research Professor Liisa Tyrväinen, Finland, Natural Resources Institute Finland (Luke)

12:15 Lunch Break

13:00 Impulse lecture The Beneficial Power of the Forest: About Forest Medicine in Japan and Forest Bathing by Prescription Dr. Qing Li, Nippon Medical School Tokyo, Japan

13:45 Impulse lecture Forest and Nature as a Module of Future Urban Development Belinda Rukschcio, Germany, Bundesstiftung Baukultur

PROGRAMME // MONDAY, 18 NOVEMBER 2019


OUTDOOR SEMINARS*

07:30–

10:00

Wild Herb Walking Tour with Stephan Engelhardt,Founder of the NaturSchule and teacher of wild herbs

07:30–

10:00

Forest Health Walk with Michaela Tiedt-Quandt,Forest Manager and Guide for Health Walks

07:30–

10:00

Shinrin Yoku with Tea Ceremony with Lia Braun, Master in Psychology and Certified Forest Therapy Guide

PALAIS

09:00 Accreditation of participants

14:30 Impulse lecture Forests – A Green Human Joy (Forest, Health and Players) – A Performance Prof. Dr. Michael Suda, Dr. Annika Gaggermeier Chair of Forest and Environmental Policy of Technische Universität München

15:15 Coffee Break

15:30 Panel discussion Forest and Health for the Metropolis Berlin: Impulses und Recommendations Dr. Qing Li, Prof. Liisa Tyrväinen, Belinda Rukschcio and Prof. Michael Suda


17:00 Interview Forests Feel Good, but why? Discussion with the Practitioners Lia Braun, Stephan Engelhardt and Michaela Tiedt-Quandt


17:15 End of Day 1 – First résumé by Elmar Lakenberg, Head of Berliner Forsten

18:00 “Sauvesper” (traditional light meal) at Forstamt Berlin-Tegel (forest district ward)


PROGRAMME // TUESDAY, 19 NOVEMBER 2019

PALAISHost: Anni Dunkelmann

HUMBOLDTSAALHost: Marc Franusch, Berliner Forsten

8.30 Accreditation of participants

9.00 Welcome and Introduction to the Programme

9.05 Impulse On Health-enhancing Potentials of Urban Nature – Current state of knowledge and implications for the cities of the future Prof. Dr. Claudia Hornberg, Faculty of Health Sciences, Universität Bielefeld, Germany

9.05 Impulse About Berlin’s Recreational Forest and its Users Elmar Lakenberg, Head of Berliner Forsten, Germany

9.30 Impulse Healthy Life through Slow Movement and Mindful-ness: Mindfulness Training and Forest Therapy as a University CertificateProf. Dr. Ahmed Karim, Associate Professor for Health Psychology and Neurorehabilitation, SRH Fernhochschule Riedlingen

9.30 Impulse Challenges and Opportunities of Forest Recreation Prof. Dr. Ulrich Schraml, Forest Research Institute Baden-Württemberg, Department Forest and Society

9.55 InterviewForests Feel Good, but why? A Conversation with the Practitioners Dr. Rita Lüder, Gabriele Skrock and Dr. Joanna Küchler-Krischun


9.55 Interview One Urban Forest and Many Demands: how can the forest be useful to as many people as possible?With Elmar Lakenberg, Head of Berliner Forsten and Jürgen Kircher (tbc), Head of the Forstverwaltung Augsburg

Host: Prof. Dr. Ulrich Schraml

10.20 Coffee Break

10.45 Impulse Healing with the Power of Nature: Experience from Practice and Research at the Charité – What Really Helps. Prof. Dr. Andreas Michalsen, Immanuel Hospital/ Charité Berlin

10.45 Indoor Workshop Opportunities for Health Preservation in Forests – Opportunities in the Public Space. How can this work well for all sides? Prof. Dr. Ulrich Schraml, Forest Research Institute Baden-Württemberg, Department Forest and Society

11.15 Experience Report About the Pilot Project “Forest and Health“ at the Dr. Becker Klinik Möhnesee and the public enterprise Wald und Holz North Rhine-Westphalia Dr. Christiane Ihlow, Dr. Becker Klinik Möhnesee

11.45 Coffee Break with Snacks

KONFERENZRAUM I – INDOOR WORKSHOP

11.00 –

12.40

“City Forest 2050” – Requirements of the Future Urban Forest with Prof. Dr. Stephan Pauleit and Dr. Gerd Lupp, School of Life Sciences Weihenstephan, Technische Universität München, Germany


PROGRAMME // TUESDAY, 19 NOVEMBER 2019

PALAISHost: Anni Dunkelmann

HUMBOLDTSAALHost: Marc Franusch, Berliner Forsten

12:00 Panel Discussion Staying Healthy and Getting Well in the Forest Prof. Dr. Andreas Michalsen, Immanuel Hospital/ Charité Berlin, Jörg Meier, 1. Chairman of Bundesver-band Waldbaden e.V. Germany, Franz van Elsbergen, (tbc) Landesbetrieb Wald und Holz Nordrhein Westfalen


12:00 Impulse How do trees get onto rooftops and forests into cities? Perspectives for Metropolises. Conrad Amber, Austria, Author

12:30 Impulse Innovations for the Green City – Opportunities, Potentials and Best Practice Susanne Formanek, Austria, GRÜNSTATTGRAU

13:00 Indoor WorkshopForest Bathing by Prescription – Just a Vision of the Future?with Prof. Dr. Andreas Michalsen, Immanuel Hospital/ Charité Berlin

13:00 Interview Forest and City with Conrad Amber, Susanne Formanek, Klaus Wichert, SenUVK, Prof. Dr. Ferdinand Ludwig, (tbc) Technische Universität München (TUM)

Host: Belinda Rukschcio, Bundesstiftung Baukultur

14.00 Résumé by Stefan Tidow, State Secretary for the Environment and Climate Protection, Senate Office for Environment, Transport und Climate Protection of the Federal State of Berlinand Elmar Lakenberg, Head of Berliner Forsten

14.20 Conclusion of the Event with Light Meal

OUTDOOR SEMINARS*

15:00–

16:30

Fascination Mushrooms with Dr. Rita Lüder,Vice President of the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Mykologie e.V.

15:00–

16:30

Shinrin YokuForest Bathing in the Nature with Dr. Jonna Küchler Krischun, Expert on Green Meditation and Nature- Related Techniques of Mind-fulness

15:00–

16:30

Introduction to the Holistic Forest Therapy with Gabriele Skrock, Alternative Practitioner of Psychotherapy, Holistic Health Advisor

*OUTDOOR SEMINARS

The number of participants is limited to 20. Please register in advance. Participation will not be charged. Please bring weatherproof clothing and sturdy shoes.

SOCIAL PROGRAMME

“Sauvesper” – With this traditional meal the evening will become savoury. The Berlin Forestry Commission Berliner Forsten invites every conference participant to the very popular “Sauvesper” (traditional light meal).

VENUE: Forstamt Tegel, Ruppiner Chaussee 78, 13503 Berlin

Please make sure to bring weatherproof clothing and sturdy shoes.

5This Programme is to be understood as a guideline

and may be subject to changes. Last changes: 28 June 2019

6Participation documents 1st Berlin Stadt Wald Conference

YOUR PARTICIPATION

TICKETS

Day pass 50 EUR*

2 day pass 80 EUR*

SOCIAL PROGRAMME**

“Sauvesper” (optional)Please register in advance.

OUTDOOR WORKSHOPS**

Day 1

• Wild Herb Walking Tour, Stephan Engelhardt

• Forest Health Walk, Michaela Tiedt-Quandt

• Shinrin Yoku with Tea Ceremony, Lia Braun

Day 2

• Fascination Mushrooms, Dr. Rita Lüder

• Shinrin Yoku Forest Bathing in the Nature, Dr. Jonna Küchler-Krischun

• Introduction to the Holistic Forest Therapy, Gabriele Skrock

Please register in advance. The number of participants is limited to 20.

The participation fee includes your participation in the conference, the outdoor seminars and the catering on the selected day/s.

TERMS OF PARTICIPATION

The registration in written form is your ticket to the congress. Please carry a printed version of it with you at all times.

After receiving the invoice, please transfer the full amount no later than 8 November 2019 to the account of Compact Team GmbH.

Account holder Compact TeamIBAN DE69 1001 0010 0916 9761 03BIC PBNKDEFFReference: invoice number (see individual invoice)

If you have questions regarding the registration or the confe-rence, please contact: [email protected]

Rules of cancellation are defined as follows:In case of a cancellation up to two weeks before the conference an extra handling fee of 15,00 EUR (plus VAT) will be charged. From 10 days before the conference the entire fee be will be charged.Your written cancellation must be sent to Compact Team GmbH, Mendelssohn-straße 27, 10405 Berlin. In case the participant does not attend all selected work-shops or seminars as well as the offered impulse lectures and panel discussions, etc., there is no right to reimbursement for the unused parts.These rules of cancellation also apply in case of illness.The organiser reserves the right to alter the programme and the room arrange-ment. The organiser is not liable for damages to persons or property.

Data ProtectionThe organiser processes the personal data stated in the registration, in particular name, address, telephone number, email address, which will only be necessary for the purpose of the contractual relationship. By handing in your written regis-tration, you accept the processing of personal data according to data protection regulation.

With your online registration, you consent to the Data Protection Regulations. On behalf of the organiser, Berliner Forsten, Compact Team GmbH is entitled to save personal data for the purpose of the realisation and organisation of the 1st Berlin City Forest Conference (1. Berliner Stadt-Wald-Congress) and eventually will publish photos and videos, on which you might be recognised, online or in print media for the purpose of documentation.

According to the GDPR (German abbrv.: DSGVO) you have the right at any time

• to obtain information about your personal data.• to rectify, delete and block them.• to revoke this consent.• to complain with the supervisory authority.• to transfer data.

* All prices are gross prices.** No additional costs

Please register online:https://compactteam.yve-tool.de/public_registration/9393


Tegeler See

Berliner Str.

Alt-TegelAm Tegeler Hafen

TEGEL

Veitstr.

Terrassen amTegeler Hafen

Freizeitpark Tegel

Eisenhamm

erweg

Hallen amBorsigturm

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Tegeler Insel

Brunowstr.

Humboldtinsel

14 min.1,1 km.

U Alt Tegel

STegel

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TegelerSeeterrassen

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Borsigwerke

ARRIVAL http://www.tegeler-seeterrassen.de/anfahrt.htm

Arriving by carThere are about 200 parking spaces at an additional cost close to the venue.

Arriving by public transport

Bus 124, 125, 133 & 222 | Bus stop U Alt-Tegel8 minute walk to the venue

U-Bahn U6 | Station U Alt-Tegel8 minute walk to the venue

S-Bahn S25 | Station Tegel15 minute walk to the venue

From Airport Tegel to the venueTravel time: approx. 40 minutes

Take the Bus 128 (direction U Osloer Str.) to U Kurt-Schuma-cher-Platz and change to U-Bahn U6 (to U Alt-Tegel). Please travel to the final station U Alt-Tegel. From there it takes 8 minutes to walk to the venue.

From Airport Schönefeld to the venueTravel time: approx. 90 minutes

Option 1 Take either train RE7 (direction Dessau Hbf.) or RB14 (direction Nauen Bhf.) or S-Bahn S9 (direction S Spandau Bhf.). Please change at S+U Friedrichstr. Bhf. to U-Bahn U6 (to U Alt-Tegel) and travel to the final station U Alt-Tegel. From there it takes 8 minutes to walk to the venue.

Option 2Take the S-Bahn S45 (direction S Südkreuz Bhf.) and change at the station S+U Tempelhof to U-Bahn U6 (direction U Alt-Tegel). Please travel to the final station U Alt-Tegel. From there it takes 8 minutes to walk to the venue.

From Berlin Hauptbahnhof (main station) to the venueTravel time: approx. 40 minutes

Exit the main station via Europaplatz and proceed to the tram stop opposite. Please take Tram M10 (direction S+U Warschauer Str.) to the tram stop U Naturkundemuseum and change to U-Bahn U6 (direction U Alt-Tegel). Please travel to the final station U Alt-Tegel. From there it takes 8 minutes to walk to the venue.

EVENT LOCATION

Tegeler See

Berliner Str.


TEGEL

Veitstr.


Freizeitpark Tegel

Eisenhamm

erweg

Hallen amBorsigturm

Bors

igda

mm

Medebacher W

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Tegeler Insel

Brunowstr.

Humboldtinsel

8 min.650 m.

UAlt Tegel

STegel

U

TegelerSeeterrassen

111

Borsigwerke

Route map from S-Bahn station S Tegel

Route map from U-Bahn station U Alt-Tegel

TEGELER SEETERRASSENWILKESTR. 1 | 13507HTTP://WWW.TEGELER-SEETERRASSEN.DE


Hotel Our partner hotel is Hotel am Borsigturm,Am Borsigturm 01,13507 Berlin.

Tel. +49 30 430 360 00Fax +49 30 430 360 01Mail [email protected]

Please reserve your hotel room on your own accord. See above for contact details of the hotel.

Please mention the key word „Stadt-Wald-Kongress” for an early booking discount.

Tegeler See

Berliner Str.


TEGEL

Veitstr.


Freizeitpark Tegel

Eisenhamm

erweg

Hallen amBorsigturm

Bors

igda

mm

Medebacher W

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Tegeler Insel

Brunowstr.

Humboldtinsel

UAlt Tegel

STegel

U

TegelerSeeterrassen

111

Am Borsigturm 1Borsigwerke

16 min.1,3 km.

Route: Location – Hotel


ACCOMMODATION

Please note: The early booking discount is available until 18 August 2019:109,00 Euro (single room) and 119 € (double room).

All rates include breakfast. After the 18 of August, room rates must be negotiated individually.