Forest of Göttingen's Sennestadt: 2026 Calendar Unveiled, Featuring Squirrels

In an exciting development, the Göttingen City Forest has announced the release of their 2026 wall calendar. This unique calendar, priced at 20 euros per piece, is now available for purchase and features twelve beautiful images of the city's regular residents – squirrels named Flippi, Pepe, and Frau Puschel.

The calendar, which is A4 size in landscape format, provides ample space for notes and includes small informational texts for each month. The images were conceptualised by artist Benjamin Hempel, adding a touch of creativity to this practical calendar.

To purchase the calendar, residents can contact the Göttingen City Forest team by phone at 0551/400-3963 or by email at Stadtforstamt@our website. For those seeking more information about the Göttingen City Forest and the Kehr wildlife enclosure, the calendar can be found online.

In addition to the wall calendar, the city administration has also introduced a digital guide named Verwalti. This digital assistant can answer simple questions and direct users to the right contact person. For those interested in city administration news, registration for updates is available on Telegram and Notify.

Feedback or opinions on the city administration news can be sent directly to YourOpinion@our website. Users are encouraged to share their thoughts to help the administration serve the city better.

It's also worth noting that registration for these services is free, making it easy and accessible for everyone to stay informed and engaged with the city's happenings.

For those who prefer a more traditional method of communication, Verwalti can be reached by email. The responsible department will ensure that all feedback received is addressed appropriately.

Whether you're a nature lover, a calendar enthusiast, or simply someone who wants to stay informed about the city's activities, the Göttingen City Forest's 2026 Squirrel wall calendar offers something for everyone. So, don't miss out on this opportunity to own a piece of Göttingen's charm and support the city's forestry initiatives.