Posts by Valerie Bachert

Crisp, fresh vegetables on your plate: nothing new really - but the Ackerhelden concept has the potential to save the world.

Sales is a multi-faceted playground. This is exactly what makes the job so exciting for Jan Bergmann. As Key Account Manager for Retail and New Products, he always knows the right contacts - or knows how and where to find them.

A colourful sea of flowers by the wayside is not just a feast for the eyes - it also provides shelter and food for living creatures. By creating such areas where native flora and fauna are welcome, we can counteract the extinction of species. But not every seed mixture from the supermarket shelf is suitable for this. We explain.

You come across the term "circular economy" more and more often these days. It is a model that attempts to imitate what nature is already a master of: not producing waste. To achieve this, complex cycles have developed between animate and inanimate nature. In this article, we look at these cycles of nature.

From H for humus to M for human rights: In the second part of our green encyclopaedia, you can read why the term "native species" is misleading, what the term "LOHAS" means and what role the oceans play in the planetary ecosystem.

Kerstin Mayer has turned her passion for the environment into a career. As a sustainability coach, she inspires and accompanies private individuals and companies on their path to sustainable change.