One-off workshops lasting one morning or one afternoon,

for children and adolescents aged 6 to 19

‘Nature Explorer’-LéierLabs offer young participants an immersive, hands-on outdoor experience, inviting them to explore and learn directly in nature. Participants’ curiosity and critical thinking are stimulated through interactive (e.g. artistic) and/or playful activities.

These one-off workshops can be organised around a specific topic, or in the form of a dynamic trail covering several environmental aspects.

Escape Game Minett

Through two escape games, young people aged 10 to 14 (or older) discover the secrets of the biodiversity, geology and industrial history of two magnificent nature reserves, ‘Giele Botter’ and ‘Haard’, and the importance of preserving them.

On a journey through a former open-cast mine, teams solve puzzles at seven different stations and learn fascinating facts about the environment around them.

The games, available in German, are packed in specially designed backpacks.

Target audience:

Children and young people

(10 to 14 years)

Duration:

± 4 hours

Location:

Nature reserve “Giele Botter”

(Niederkorn)

Nature reserve “Haard”

(Dudelange)

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Minett INK: a graphic exploration of biodiversity

How to develop communication material to promote environmental education in an environmentally friendly and creative way?

Risography workshop using a Japanese printing procedure that works with soy-based ink (without the use of solvents).  This can be used to create unique and unexpected brochures, flyers and posters.

Target audience:

Children from elementary school

and young people from high school

(6 to 19 years)

Duration:

on request

Tuesdays and Wednesdays

Location:

Ellergronn Nature Conservation Centre

(Esch-Alzette)

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D’Minetter Schof entdecken

Key animals in maintaining biodiversity

We go in search of the “Minetter Schof”, the red Ardennes sheep, which moves through our biosphere reserve and thus helps the existing nature in various ways.

By observing and analyzing the behavior of the sheep and their surroundings, we become more aware of their essential role in maintaining biodiversity in the landscapes of the Minett UNESCO Biosphere.

Dates 2025:

Dates for autumn will be announced soon.

Target audience:

Children from elementary school

Duration:

± 2.5 hours

Location:

In the Nature reserves

of the Minett UNESCO Biosphere