Zugvogeltage: Zugvögel und Klimawandel
13.10.2025 - 14.10.2026
10.2 °C
With each passing year, human-induced climate change becomes more evident. How do the changes associated with this shift affect migratory birds? As cosmopolitans, migratory birds are at home in a wide variety of environments. Consequently, they are confronted with the consequences of climate change in multiple locations. How will they cope with rising sea levels in the Wadden Sea? How do they react to rising temperatures in their breeding grounds, and what are the consequences of increasing aridity in many of their wintering grounds? Reno Lottmann, an artist and ornithologist, provides an overview of the current state of research, discussing both the threats and the strategies birds use to adapt to these changes. The Wadden Sea, as a “hub” of East Atlantic bird migration, is at the center of these discussions.
Suitable for everyone ages 12 and up.
Cost: Adults 6 €
Children up to age 14: 3 €
Accessibility information: The Juist National Park House is certified by “Reisen für Alle” (Travel for All). The event room is accessible. An accessible restroom is available.
Tickets can be purchased in advance online here. Or shortly before the event begins at the National Park Center.