Invitation: Webinar on 10 April 2025 from 13:30 For over 20 years, the partners of the European Garden Heritage Network (EGHN) have kindly supported the network in the realisation of events and projects. As an EGHN survey has shown that the impact of climate change on the conservation of (historic) gardens is currently the most…
The jury has again received more than 60 nominations for the European Garden Award 2025. At its meeting at the end of February, the jury will also include 16 proposals from the open call in its decisions. On the morning of the award ceremony, which will take place on 27 June 2025 in the park…
Around 25 managers from Swedish parks and gardens will take part in a study trip to parks and gardens in North Rhine-Westphalia from 27 to 30 April. As part of an intensified cooperation with the ‘Swedish Gardens’ network, EGHN has drawn up a programme of visits and coordinated it with its Swedish colleagues. The programme…
The activities of the Erasmus+ project ‘Craft Skills in Garden Conservation’ have come to an end, with the last of nine webinars and nine workshops. However, most of the presentations from the webinars and a lot of information and practical exercises from the workshops can be found on YouTube: the project channel offers a total…
The park Nad Dzherelom (Above the Source) restored an abandoned natural area for the social integration of internally displaced persons into the local community, while preserving the ecosystem and biodiversity. Nad Dzherelom is part of the Unbroken Mothers complex, which in turn is part of the Unbroken Ecosystem in Lviv, consisting of the best surgery,…
Download here: Laudation by Davorin Gazvoda This English Heritage garden has a wide range of areas from beach, natural woodland and meadows to formal gardens, a kitchen garden, and perennial borders. Although it is a historic garden where groups of plants are maintained in certain areas, modern and more exotic plant species are used. The…
The first historical record of this locality dates from 1222, but the castle as it looks today dates from 1846-1858, when Prince Alois II of Liechtenstein decided that Vienna was not suitable in the summer and had Lednice rebuilt into a summer palace in the spirit of English Gothic. The remodelling of the park, which…
Family owned for 22 generations, the garden is open to the public since 1987. Originally laid out in the 18th century as a formal French garden and redesigned in the 19th century in the English style, the gardens were completely redesigned by the present owner’s father in the 1960s. Today’s appearance is based on old…
Laudation by Philipp Sattler At the end of the 1990s, the region of Zeeuws-Vlaanderen was facing several challenges: a weak seawall, the coast needed strengthening, the region’s economy and quality of life were at a low ebb, and a lot of tidal nature had been lost due to the deepening of the Westerschelde. The Waterdunen…
Laudation by Philipp Sattler The National Trust’s Mount Stewart is an environmentally remarkable site. It sits on the eastern shore of Strangford Lough, the largest sea inlet in the British Isles and Northern Ireland’s most protected nature reserve. In the early 19th century, the estate’s ‘sea plantation’ was created. Acting as a buffer against the…
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