When does the EDEN Station take place?

The event takes place on Sunday, October 18, 2026, from 14:30 to 17:00.

Where is the meeting point?

The meeting point is in front of the entrance to the adobe house at St. Michael Campus, Vonfichtstraße 1, 83278 Traunstein.

How much is the participation fee?

The participation fee is 10 euros per person.

Is registration required?

Yes, registration is required for the EDEN Station.

Which plants will be presented?

The focus will be on fragrant, dye, spice, and medicinal plants and their significance for humanity and the Earth.

Does the event take place in all weather conditions?

The Campus Festival generally takes place in all weather conditions.

Discover Traunstein: Plant Knowledge and Sustainable Impulses at St. Michael Campus

Name: EDEN Station 'Gifts of Nature' for Humanity and Earth
Start: 2026-10-18T14:30:00+02:00
End: 2026-10-18T17:00:00+02:00
Location: Campus St. Michael

Gifts of Nature: A Journey of Discovery to Plants and Their Significance

On Sunday, October 18, 2026, the EDEN Station at the St. Michael Campus in Traunstein invites you to a special journey of discovery. The focus is on the question of what a forward-looking relationship between humanity and the Earth can look like and what we can give back to nature.

Experience Plant Diversity with All Senses

During the event, participants will encounter plants that have shaped human everyday life and culture for centuries. Fragrant, dye, spice, and medicinal plants open a sensory access to local history, botany, and the cultural heritage of our relationship with nature.

Their aromas, colors, and effects make visible the diversity of nature's gifts. At the same time, the selected plants represent the immeasurable biodiversity of our planet and stimulate a renewed awareness of the value of natural habitats.

EDEN Station at the St. Michael Campus

The St. Michael Campus connects education, interaction, and sustainable future design. As part of the EDEN context, the event creates a space for exchange, professional impulses, and personal discoveries. Participants engage with humanity's responsibility and view nature not only as a resource but as a living partner.

Sustainability, Knowledge, and Exchange

The three-hour event combines nature experience, environmental education, and cultural enrichment. Discussions about plants, their significance for health, nutrition, craftsmanship, and everyday culture lead to a greater appreciation for the natural foundations of our lives.

The meeting point is located in front of the entrance to the adobe house at the St. Michael Campus. The event is part of the Campus Festival and requires registration. The participation fee is 10 euros.

Conclusion: Rediscover Nature and Understand Responsibility

The EDEN Station 'Gifts of Nature' promises an inspiring discovery experience for all who want to connect plant diversity, sustainability, and local educational work. Secure your place and experience at the St. Michael Campus how knowledge about plants leads to a deeper understanding of humanity and the Earth.