Die Wildwiese

Here it crawls, chirps, flies, buzzes, and hums: there's so much happening on the meadow! The wild meadow is a fascinating place - a small biotope waiting to be discovered. This book raises children's awareness of the attentive interaction with the seemingly ordinary meadow. Here, not only various flowers and grasses find their home, but countless insects, birds, and mammals also thrive in and under it. The meadow habitat is a prime example of a well-functioning ecosystem.

The book explores different types of meadows and introduces the flowers, grasses, fungi, and mosses that grow here, allowing children to examine them closely on their next walk. Naturally, the animals that live here are particularly interesting: native insects like bees and butterflies, as well as mammals and birds, all call meadows and pastures their home. But there are also animals bustling underground, and much more can be found beneath our feet. Additionally, the book presents meadow records and resilient plants, and it also addresses nature conservation.

This uniquely illustrated children's non-fiction book about the meadow encourages both children and adults to engage thoughtfully with this sensitive ecosystem.