**Stadt.Wiesen.Mensch** is an innovative project aimed at promoting nature and biodiversity in urban settings, specifically in Karlsruhe. A collaboration between the State Museum of Natural History and the city's Environmental and Horticultural Office, this initiative addresses the urgent issue of insect decline due to intensive agricultural practices. The project highlights the significance of public green spaces as potential habitats for various species, showcasing how urban gardens and parks can serve as refuges for rare insects.

Stadt.Wiesen.Mensch not only encourages community engagement through events and excursions but also provides resources for citizens to create pollinator-friendly environments, including ‘blüh-Patenschaften’ (bloom sponsorships) and seed packets for personal gardens. The initiative has transformed nearly 40% of urban green areas into extensively maintained spaces, promoting ecological balance while fulfilling the recreational needs of the growing urban population. Through education and active participation, Stadt.Wiesen.Mensch aims to foster a richer biodiversity right at our doorsteps, contributing to a more sustainable urban ecosystem.