FJP took the opportunity of the beautiful late summer days at the end of September to do something together once again. We made our way to the idyllic Döllnsee (actually Großdöllner See) in the Schorfheide, around 50 kilometres north of Berlin. The aim was not only to enjoy the great weather and serene nature for …
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The “Biotope Network Wuhletal” is one of six flagship projects of the so-called first pillar of Berlin’s overall urban compensation concept (“Gesamtstädtische Ausgleichskonzeption“, GAK). Together with the Berlin Landscape Programme, the GAK forms an essential basis for our city’s green services of general interest.
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At the beginning of the year, Martin Janotta was a guest on “Weitblick”, the podcast of the Department of Landscape Planning and Landscape Development at the TU Berlin. The interview series deals with questions around the topics of landscape, nature conservation and sustainability.
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Due to the pandemic, FJP also had to adjust to new working environments during the last one and a half years: extended home office periods, a lot of digital communication and little analogue interaction. This situation did not make it particularly easy for the new team members to settle into everyday office life and to …
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