Thuringia's Wild Forests in Jena: Nature Film and Discussion at LISA

Thuringia's Wild Forests: A Cinematic Look at Nature in Our Backyard

When the cinema in the community center LISA darkens on October 29, 2026, in Jena, an impressive journey through the wild forests of Thuringia begins. The documentary by David Cebulla and Heide Moldenhauer combines nature observation, scientific insights, and the big question of how forests develop when they are no longer used for forestry.

A Year in the Rhythm of the Forest

Over a year, ecologist and nature filmmaker David Cebulla observed life in forests taken out of use. He installed wildlife monitoring at ten different locations and documented biodiversity in various habitats. This creates an intense event experience with rare insights into a nature that is increasingly left to its own devices.

Wildlife Monitoring Meets Nature Film

The focus is on various animal species, their habitats, and the natural processes in the forest. The film shows how closely biodiversity, undisturbed forest development, and the protection of valuable ecosystems are interconnected. The calm imagery creates a special event atmosphere and allows visitors to immerse directly into the landscapes of Thuringia.

Film Screening with Follow-up Discussion

After the 68-minute screening, the evening opens up for a joint exchange. The follow-up conversation will address the future of the forests and the importance of natural forest development. Thus, the event connects film, environmental education, and audience dialogue into an informative cultural evening for nature enthusiasts aged 12 and up.

An Evening for Nature Lovers and Environmentally Conscious Individuals

The event is aimed at everyone interested in ecology, wildlife, sustainable forestry, and local natural spaces. The evening also focuses on a clear target group: a compact documentary film provides sound impulses, while the open discussion allows space for questions and personal perspectives.

The community center LISA in Jena-Lobeda offers a suitable setting as a cultural center and a place for dialogue. Visitors can expect a concentrated, atmospheric film night with nature footage, professional perspectives, and a direct exchange about the future of Thuringia.

Conclusion: Experience Nature in the Cinema and Engage in Discussion

Thuringia's Wild Forests makes visible what happens when forests are given space for their own developments. The combination of impressive nature imagery, scientific observation, and a subsequent conversation promises an enlightening evening. Those who wish to experience the forests of Thuringia from a new perspective and discuss their protection should attend this film event live at the community center LISA.

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• ADticket – Thuringia's Wild Forests at the Community Center LISA
• Jena Events – Date and ticket information
• Community Center LISA – Experience culture in Jena-Lobeda