
I have a deep passion for nature and environmental protection and have been actively committed to these causes for many years.
My journey began as a child when I founded a Greenpeace Greenteam and planned various actions with friends to inform people about environmental protection. A standout moment was a trip to Berlin to convince politicians to attend an important international ocean conservation conference.
Today, I am an active member of NABU Frankenberg, where I contribute to a wide range of nature conservation activities. From building birdhouses and making apple juice from local orchards to helping with educational presentations about bats, my work is hands-on and community-oriented. As a former leader of the NAJU children group, I helped the kids to connect with nature, and I also co-led a school afternoon program on environmental awareness.
I’m particularly passionate about bat conservation. I regularly participate in bat population counts and have attended a workshop organized by the Arbeitsgemeinschaft Fledermausschutz in Hessen (AGFH), where I learned how to catch and track bats for research purposes.
Beyond structured projects, I love being outdoors, exploring the natural world, and living sustainably in my daily life. Occasionally, I participate in Fridays for Future demonstrations, advocating for meaningful climate action.
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In addition to my environmental work, I’m also passionate about open source software and open data. I maintain several open source projects on GitHub and contribute to other projects to support the development of freely available software that anyone can use. I also contribute to OpenStreetMap and HOT OSM projects like Missing Maps, which helps organizations provide medical aid to people in areas with poor infrastructure.
Togeher with a dozen other people, I co-founded "Die Wählergemeinschaft Gemünden" (W-GEM), a voter group for our hometown. Read more about us on w-gem.de.