Today I would like to introduce you not just to a park, but to a real treasure - the Greutterwald. It covers most of the municipal area of Stuttgart and was rightly declared a nature reserve in 1984. But why is it so important to protect forests like this one?

Forests are not only green oases, but also true habitats for an impressive variety of animal and plant species. The Greutterwald is no exception and is home to an abundance of creatures. Birds chirp in the treetops, squirrels scurry deftly between the trees and the undergrowth is home to numerous insect species that form unique ecosystems.

The protection of such forests is of crucial importance, not only for the animal and plant world, but also for us humans. They make a significant contribution to improving air quality by absorbing CO2 and serve as green lungs in the middle of the city. Hikes or walks through forests such as the Greutterwald not only offer recreation and relaxation, but also raise awareness of natural diversity and the need to protect the environment.

So, let's explore this green gem together, not only as a retreat for ourselves, but also as a commitment to preserve the natural splendor of our planet. The Greutterwald is not only a place to enjoy, but also a place that reminds us why protecting our forests is of such great importance.