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In the heart of Wiesbaden, at Schlossplatz 6, a significant gathering took place. The Naturpädagogisches Zentrum Fasanerie played host to an expert dialogue, an important event in the city's ongoing efforts towards climate education and sustainability.

The Fasanerie, a renowned institution in Wiesbaden for its nature pedagogical offers and climate education, was the perfect setting for this important discussion. State Secretary Manuela Strube underscored the significance of early childhood education in laying the foundation for sustainable thinking and responsible action.

Approximately 50 early childhood education specialists gathered at the Fasanerie for this event, organised by the Hessian Ministry of Labor, Integration, Youth and Social Affairs (HMSI), the Green Space Office, Coordination Office Climate Education Landscape Wiesbaden, and the Office for Social Affairs, Department of Daycare Centers and Daycare Services, of the state capital Wiesbaden.

The focus of the gathering was on implementing climate protection, climate change adaptation, and sustainability in early childhood education. Kerstin Jacobs from the Coordination Office Climate Education Landscape Wiesbaden made a statement about the expert dialogue, emphasising its importance in providing a platform for specialists to network with local offers, further strengthening the quality of educational work.

Councilor Bettina Gies highlighted that the climate education landscape in Wiesbaden has been built on successful, thoughtful, and cross-departmental groundwork since the 1980s. Mayor Christiane Hinninger expressed delight that the expert dialogue took place at the Fasanerie.

The expert dialogue is part of a new statewide event series initiated by the HMSI. Further dialogue formats are planned as part of this series, aiming to set impulses for climate education in early childhood education. The Press Office of the state capital Wiesbaden published this press release.

For those interested in learning more about the event or getting in touch with the responsible department or office, the contact information can be found on the website of the Press Office of the state capital Wiesbaden. The event series is being conducted in cooperation with regional partners, with the Ministry for Labor, Integration, Youth, and Social Affairs having selected the region of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania to conduct the expert dialogue on implementing climate protection, climate change adaptation, and sustainability in early childhood education.