Environment - Allotment gardens: Better chances of getting a place on the waiting list again
During the coronavirus pandemic, the demand for allotment gardens in Berlin increased rapidly. Some associations and federations had to close their waiting lists. In the meantime, the rush has subsided and the chances of being put on a waiting list are much greater again. "Since December 1st, we have reopened our waiting list for new applicants," said Manfred Grage from the board of the Tempelhof district allotment garden association. In the first corona year 2020 alone, around 1000 applicants had registered, the association manages around 3500 allotment gardens.
District association Tempelhof
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- Despite the Coronavirus, many Berliners are utilizing their leisure time by taking advantage of the available allotment gardens for gardening, leading to an increase in demand for these plots.
- Environmental groups in Berlin are recommending allotment gardens as a solution for reducing waste and promoting a sustainable lifestyle, with some associations experiencing long waiting lists due to the surge in interest.
- With the decline in demand for allotment gardens during the post-pandemic period, individuals who have been waiting to secure a plot can now have a better chance of joining the waiting list to enjoy their leisure time and contribute to the city's environment in a sustainable way.
Source: www.stern.de
