Priority topics
Agriculture, Food, Beekeeping, Biodiversity, Natural disasters, Climate change, Fair trade, Sustainable consumption, Drinking water, Groundwater, Forestry, Sustainable resource management, Education, Environmental protection, Nature protection, Science and research
Postal address
National Youth Service - "Natur erliewen" Center"
1, rue de Tuntange
L-7435 Hollenfels
Opening / visiting / office hours
Monday-Friday
08-17h00
Website
erliewen.snj.luContact
ESD contact person
Myriam Rietsch
Phone number
2478 6430
Contact email
hollenfels@snj.lu / myriam.rietsch@snj.luOrganization visions
At the Hollenfels Center, subjects are dealt with according to the principles of education for sustainable development. The working methods used are active, participative and cooperative.
Experiences
Please refer to our website www.erliewen.snj.lu to view our center's activities and training courses.
Network / partnership
Paerdsatelier a.s.b.l.
The story masters a.s.b.l.
BENELUX Sustainable Development Education Working Group
Netzwerk HOBOS Luxemburg
Demeter Luxembourg
National platform for environmental education and sustainable development
Netzwerk BNEDD Bildung für nachhaltige Entwicklung der Großregion, LEADER Letzebuerg West
Organization objectives
The fundamental principle of these activities is to live, understand and act together in nature. Experiences takes place in various natural environments, such as forests, ponds or around our educational farm.
Children and young people interact with nature through sensory experiences and hands-on nature-related activities.
Our training programs are designed to inspire nature education professionals and enhance their skills in this field, with the aim of enabling them to carry out high-quality outdoor education activities with their groups on a regular basis.
Remarks
The «Natur erliewen» educational team offers a variety of outdoor activities for children and youth groups, as well as training courses in nature and environmental education.
Experiments take place in a variety of natural environments, such as forests, ponds or around our educational farm.
Children and young people interact with nature through sensory experiences and hands-on nature-related activities.
To encourage the transfer of knowledge into everyday life, we develop concrete action strategies. This motivates children and young people to act ecologically.