Save the Date: 26 February 2026, Dresden
Focus on the Landscape – Ideas for climate-friendly local development
How can small local authorities design their landscapes and open spaces in a climate-friendly way? What specific technical support is available? And how can local authorities benefit from proven examples from practice?

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On 26 February 2026, we invite you to join us in Dresden at the Kraftwerk Mitte (9.00 am to 3.00 pm). Online participation is also possible.
You can look forward to:
- Real-world examples from the European Erasmus+ project ‘Landscape in Focus’
- Specific support services for local authorities: from the Mobile Design Advisory Board to climate consultation sessions and climate coaching
- Direct discussion with experts and other local authorities
- Inspiration for your own community development
Programme
- Landscape in Focus – Planning guidance for sustainable landscape development in rural areas |
Steffi Schüppel, International Affairs Spokesperson for the bdla (Association of German Landscape Architects), CATTANEO|SCHÜPPEL urban design & landscape architecture, Dresden - Between state strategy and local government: climate information and support for climate adaptation |
Kirstin Kleeberg, Climate Expertise Centre, State Office for the Environment, Agriculture and Geology, Dresden - Climate adaptation on the ground: identifying, prioritising and funding projects |
Uwe Ferber, STADTLAND GmbH, Leipzig - From a gravel car park to an oasis of well-being – fresh ideas for a climate-resilient city |
Sylvia Staudte, Chair of the Saxony Regional Association, bdla Association of German Landscape Architects
, Architektur Concept STAUDTE Open Space Planning + Urban Design, Zwickau - Rethinking municipal spaces: sustainable solutions for liveable towns and communities |
Aaron Arndt, Vestre GmbH, Berlin - The Mobile Design Advisory Board in Saxony – Pilot Phase and Expansion in 2026 |
Ulrich Krüger, Deputy Chair of the Saxony Regional Association, bdla Association of German Landscape Architects, UKL Landscape Architects, Dresden - Panel discussion: How can sustainable landscape development be achieved in rural areas?
The event is aimed particularly at mayors, local councillors and administrative staff of small rural communities.
Participation is free of charge.
Contact for enquiries:
Steffi Schüppel, bdla Saxony,
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