Ecology & Society

Danish artist Thomas Dambo hides giant trolls made from recycled wood in forests and landscapes around the world, inviting adventurers to discover them. These impressive sculptures are made from discarded materials. With his mission "Waste no more", the recycling artist wants to draw attention to sustainability and show that waste can be turned into something beautiful.

The catering industry is increasingly focusing on sustainability, and the bar scene is following this trend. According to a survey, 45 per cent of Germans attach importance to sustainability in their eating and cooking habits. In addition, 73 per cent of millennials are prepared to pay more for products from sustainable brands. This change in values is now also reflected in bar culture, where sustainable practices are increasingly being adopted. This development not only affects the preparation and enjoyment of drinks, but also the self-image of an entire industry.

The year 2025 will bring exciting developments in the field of sustainability. New technologies and innovative approaches offer the opportunity to utilise resources more efficiently and drive forward climate protection. But which trends will characterise this year? We take a look at the most important developments.

At a time when awareness of the challenges of climate change and the protection of biodiversity is growing, more and more people want to actively make a positive contribution to preserving our planet. Sustainable gifts that not only bring joy, but also benefit the environment and the climate, offer a good opportunity to do so. We show how giving and sustainability can go perfectly hand in hand.
 

Green oases in the middle of the city - Tiny Forests are conquering more and more urban spaces and inspire with their variety of benefits for people and the environment. These small but amazingly effective forests show how a significant contribution can be made to urban greening, climate protection and the promotion of biodiversity even in a limited space.
 

Analogue media such as records, books and photography are experiencing a revival. In the midst of the digital world, people are consciously looking for physical experiences - Steinbeis Papier sheds light on this trend.