Help plant solitary trees in the town

Help plant solitary trees in the town

The Intermunicipal Syndicate for Nature Conservation (SICONA) and the municipality of Mamer are inviting landowners in green zones to participate in aninitiative to promote biodiversity by planting individual trees.

These trees, such as oaks and beeches, play a vital role in our landscape. They provide a valuable habitat for many species of insects and birds and offer shade and shelter for grazing animals.

Do you own a lot in a green zone? Take advantage of this initiative to have the municipality and SICONA plant a single tree on your property for free.

Interested individuals may submit their request by email to administration@sicona.lu.

For more information, visit www.sicona.lu.

SERVIOR: Support and Care Services That Are Closer Than Ever

SERVIOR: Support and Care Services That Are Closer Than Ever

SERVIOR continues to expand its services throughout Luxembourg to support older adults in their daily lives and best meet their needs.

In addition to its residential facilities, SERVIOR offers home care and support services as well as day centers, enabling older adults to receive support tailored to their individual needs.

For more information, visit www.servior.lu.

Découvrez ci-joint les services et leur implantation à travers le pays: AFFICHE SERVICES SERVIOR

The Police Blue Line: A hotline to answer citizens’ questions

The Police Blue Line: A hotline to answer citizens’ questions

Do you have a question about road safety, traffic laws, lost items, or a suspicious email?

With its Blue Line, the Grand Ducal Police offers citizens a telephone service to answer their questions and guide them through the necessary procedures.

For any inquiries, please contact the Blue Line at 244 244 244.

For more information, visit www.police.lu.

Veuillez trouver ci-joint le dépliant d’information à télécharger: FLYER LIGNE BLEUE POLICE GRAND-DUCALE

Lëtz Prepare: Better Prepared for Crisis Situations

Lëtz Prepare: Better Prepared for Crisis Situations

Power outages, water supply disruptions, floods, or cyberattacks: certain crisis situations can arise unexpectedly and disrupt our daily lives.

Through its national campaign , “Lëtz Prepare,” the government is encouraging citizens to anticipate these situations and prepare to cope with a potential crisis on their own for at least 72 hours.

The practical guide “My Guide—72 Hours of Self-Sufficiency” offers practical advice on putting together an emergency kit, developing a personal emergency plan, and knowing how to respond in a crisis.

Download the brochure below in three languages:

For more information and advice, visit the official website www.letzprepare.lu.

SICA is focusing on reusing usable parts

SICA is focusing on reusing usable parts

As part of a new SICA pilot project, carried out in collaboration with Ecotrel, the Repair Café, and the Ministry of the Environment, Climate, and Biodiversity, small electrical appliances that are still partially functional or have only minor defects can now be dropped off separately at SICA.

The appliances are neither repaired nor returned to their owners. They are taken apart by Repair Café volunteers to salvage spare parts that are still usable. These parts can then be used in Repair Cafés across the country to repair other appliances.

The project thus gives a second life to components that are still functional and prevents them from ending up directly in electronic waste.
Small electrical appliances without batteries are accepted. Refrigerators, washing machines, dryers, and lawn mowers, in particular, are not included.

Participation is voluntary. Electrical waste can still be dropped off as usual at SICA.

Please find attached the poster to be enlarged:
SICA PILOT PROJECT POSTER

QR codes at bus stops

QR codes at bus stops

New signs featuring QR codes are gradually appearing at bus stops across the country, including in the town of Mamer.

Launched by the Public Transportation Authority (ATP), this system provides direct access via smartphone to upcoming departures, updated schedules, and any service disruptions.

This new solution aims to make public transportation information simpler, faster, and more accessible in everyday life.

Please find attached the ATP press release with all the details: PRESS RELEASE ON QR CODE STICKERS

Apartments Available at the HPPA Mamer Senior Residence

Apartments Available at the HPPA Mamer Senior Residence

Apartments are currently still available at the HPPA Mamer Senior Residence.

Designed for independent seniors, these residences allow residents to live independently in a pleasant and peaceful setting, while enjoying access to the services offered by the HPPA. Should they require care or support in the future, a place within the facility is guaranteed.

All information regarding apartments, admission priorities, and contact information is available in the document below: HPPA AVAILABLE APARTMENTS

Free seeds to create a little piece of nature

Free seeds to create a little piece of nature

SICONA provides its member municipalities with free packets of “Wëllplanzesom Lëtzebuerg” seeds, enough to cover an area of approximately 1 m².

Residents of the municipality of Mamer can pick up a bag at the Mamer Schlass reception desk or at the Technical Services Department, 7b Route de Dippach, L-8225 Mamer, while supplies last.

These native wildflowers are a valuable food source for butterflies, wild bees, and many other insects.

For more information and advice, visit www.wellplanzen.lu.

Preventing Theft from Vehicles

Preventing Theft from Vehicles

The police have noted an increase in thefts from vehicles parked in isolated or sparsely populated areas and are reminding the publicof a few simple preventive measures.

In particular, it is recommended that you do not leave any valuables in the vehicle, always make sure to lock the doors, windows, and sunroof securely, and report any suspicious persons or vehicles to the police.

The poster below lists the key tips to follow to reduce the risk of theft from vehicles.

Download it in:

Sorting Waste Properly: Best Practices for Everyday Life

Sorting Waste Properly: Best Practices for Everyday Life

Properly sorting waste helps promote the recycling and reuse of materials, while conserving resources and reducing CO₂ emissions.

To this end, the Environment Administration has developed a handy poster thatoutlines the main waste sorting guidelines in Luxembourg. It specifies, for each waste category, what can be disposed of in each collection stream and what must be excluded.

Attached is the downloadable poster in three languages:

 

Use of Metal Detectors: A Permit Is Required

Use of Metal Detectors: A Permit Is Required

The use of metal detectors or any similar equipment by private individuals is strictly regulated in Luxembourg. In accordance with the Law of February 25, 2022, on cultural heritage, such use is subject to authorization from the Ministry of Culture.

As part of a national awareness campaign, the National Institute for Archaeological Research (INRA) reminds the public that unauthorized detection can damage archaeological heritage and pose significant risks, particularly if ammunition or other remnants of war are discovered.

Violations of the law may be punishable by fines ranging from 500 to 1,000,000 euros.

Please find attached the poster with key information for download: ” NO METAL DETECTORS” CAMPAIGN

Support for Young People Through Youth and Work

Support for Young People Through Youth and Work

The Municipality of Mamer, in partnership with Youth & Work, offers personalized support to young people ages 16 to 29 to help them build their professional futures.

Whether they are looking for career guidance, training, an apprenticeship, or a job, they can receive free, personalized coaching tailored to their situation. This support is confidential and entirely voluntary.

All the information, as well as contact details for scheduling an appointment, is available in the document below.

Drought: Increased Vigilance in Forests

Drought: Increased Vigilance in Forests

The prolonged hot and dry weather currently affecting Luxembourg has significantly increased the risk of forest fires.

These conditions also weaken trees, which may pose hazards that are not always visible, such as falling branches, even when they appear to be healthy.

The municipality urges walkers and everyone taking part in activities in the forest to exercise the utmost caution in order to protect these natural areas and ensure everyone’s safety.

The following precautions are recommended:

  • Do not light fires in or near forests during periods of drought.
  • Exercise extra caution when walking or taking part in activities in the forest, especially after storms or prolonged dry periods.
  • Choose open areas away from trees for breaks or gatherings.
  • Stay on marked paths and trails.

By following these recommendations, everyone can help reduce the risk of forest fires and accidents while contributing to the long-term protection of forest areas.

En cas d’accicdent, merci d’informer le 112 sans tarder.

Please find attached the recommendations in German and English: TROCKENHEIT WALD – DROUGHT FOREST

Every Drop Counts

Every Drop Counts

The persistent drought and the high temperatures of recent weeks highlight the importance of using drinking water responsibly. By adopting a few simple everyday habits, everyone can help preserve this precious resource for the future.

The poster published by the Water Management Administration provides practical tips on how to save water in everyday life and encourages everyone to contribute to a more responsible use of water.

Ci-joints les affiches à télécharger:

 

Heat Wave – Protect Your Health

Heat Wave – Protect Your Health

In the coming days, temperatures will start to rise again.

To protect your health, it’s important to follow a few simple steps.

  • Drink enough water
  • Look for cool places
  • Avoid physical activity during the hottest part of the day
  • Please also keep in mind the elderly or vulnerable people in your community.

In the attached poster, the Department of Health presents 5 essential tips for coping better with hot weather

Fair Trade: A Choice That Makes a Difference

Fair Trade: A Choice That Makes a Difference

The municipality of Mamer is committed to fair trade and encourages everyone to adopt more responsible consumption habits.

By choosing Fairtrade products, you help ensure fairer pay for producers, support environmentally friendly farming practices, and promote better living conditions for the communities involved.

Please find attached testimonials from producers as well as examples of the tangible impact of fair trade in everyday life: FAIRTRADE MAMER ARTICLE

SICONA and Agriculture: Working Together for Greater Biodiversity

SICONA and Agriculture: Working Together for Greater Biodiversity

Protecting nature while supporting sustainable farming – this is the goal of the partnership between the SICONA Nature Conservation Syndicate and the region’s farmers.

Through habitat restoration projects, biodiversity programmes and close cooperation with agricultural businesses, these initiatives benefit both the environment and local farms.

In the document below, you can learn more about these projects and read the experiences of several farmers, including a farm based in Mamer: NATURSCHUTZ UND LANDWIRTSCHAFT – GEMEINSAM MEHR ERREICHEN

Mia & Emil: Embark on a family adventure in Mamer and the surrounding area!

Mia & Emil: Embark on a family adventure in Mamer and the surrounding area!

Looking for a fun outing during the holidays?

Discover the adventures of Mia & Emil, two young explorers who invite you to explore seven themed trails throughout the LEADER Zentrum Westen region.

In Mamer, young and old alike will set out in search of a mysterious message in a bottle, while the other trails offer puzzles, surprising encounters, and discoveries for the whole family.

Some routes even feature interactive challenges thanks to the Actionbound app.

Find all the details in the brochures below:

Suggest your remarkable trees

Suggest your remarkable trees

The Ministry of the Environment and the Nature and Forestry Administration have launched a wonderful campaign called “Our Trees Will Surprise You!” Do you have a remarkable tree in your garden, or do you know where such a tree is located? If so, you can report it. By doing so, you contribute to the protection of rare and exceptional trees and, consequently, to the preservation of the environment. Currently, approximately 240 trees have been classified as “remarkable trees” due to their shape, size, location, historical significance, etc.
The Municipality of Mamer supports this campaign and encourages its residents to report any notable trees.
You can find more information about this wonderful initiative, as well as the form for suggesting trees, here: www.arbresremarquables.lu
Buying regional hay

Buying regional hay

The online platform “hee.lu“was officiallylaunched a year ago at the Leytem farm in Mamer, in the presence of Environment Minister Serge Wilmes, and has enjoyed great popularity ever since.

This is a simple solution enabling not onlyfarmers but also any other hay buyer to promote trade in regional hay. The exchange has been developed by the environmental union Sicona, with the support of the French Ministry for the Environment, Climate and Biodiversity.

This initiative benefits both trade and biodiversity.

More information at www.hee.lu

You can find the Hay Exchange poster in German with the QR code to access the website HERE.

“Méi net am Mee” in favor of biodiversity

“Méi net am Mee” in favor of biodiversity

For the fourth year running, SIAS and its partners are inviting residents to take part in the “Méi net am Mee” campaign to promote biodiversity and create more living spaces for pollinators.

The principle is to leave the mower idle during the month of May to allow the flowers to bloom naturally. Even small areas left unmowed can have a positive impact on bees, butterflies and other insects.

Participants can order a sticker from the campaign partners and affix it to their letterbox or fence to show their support for the initiative.

A photo competition is also being organized: residents are invited to send in a photo of their garden, with the prize being the election of the most beautiful garden on social networks.

Please find enclosed the leaflets to download:

Take part in the Maisons et Villages fleuris competition

Take part in the Maisons et Villages fleuris competition

As every year, all citizens are invited to take part in the “Maisons et Villages fleuris” competition organized by the Syndicat d’Initiative et de Tourisme (SIT).

To enter, please take two to four photos of the floral decorations in your garden and around your home, store or business and email them to sitmamer@pt.lu by September 15, 2025.

Please also include your full address and a telephone number.

If you’d like to take part, but don’t have
any digital experience, please contact the following SIT members, who will come and take the photos:

  • 691 658 425 (Claude Lang)
  • 661 310 067 (Marc Watry)
  • 691 196 050 (Gilbert Brandenburger)

For further information, please see the attached flyer: FLYER CONCOURS MAISONS FLEURIES

Discovering nature in the commune

Discovering nature in the commune

Spring is just around the corner, the days are longer and the weather is improving. Why not go for a hike or a walk?

In Mamer, Capellen and Holzem, as well as in the surrounding area, there are many beautiful hiking trails . and self-guided tours. For example, you can walk from Mamer station to Leudelange station and discover the region. For those who prefer shorter routes, there are several other interesting itineraries and circuits. And don’t forget the many cycle paths and even a horseback ride.

Find out more about these outdoor activities in English or French HERE

and on visitguttland.lu

SICONA Day June 6, 2026

SICONA Day June 6, 2026

SICONA Day will take place on June 6, 2026 at the SICONA technical workshop in Kielen, from 9:30 am to 4:30 pm.

This event offers a new format for “Nature for People” activities aimed at the general public.

On the program: numerous workshops, excursions and nature-related activities, as well as food and drink stalls. A day designed for young and old alike.

Further information and a detailed program will be available shortly at www.sicona.lu.

Please find attached the poster to download: SICONA DAY 6.6.26

Take part in the House and Village in Bloom competition

Take part in the House and Village in Bloom competition

The Syndicat d’Initiative et de Tourisme (SIT) de Mamer – Capellen – Holzem is once again inviting all citizens to take part in the “Maisons et Villages fleuris” (Flowering Homes and Villages) initiative, which celebrates the beautification of our living environment through floral decorations.

Throughout the year, in spring, summer and autumn, participants are invited to share two to four photos of their floral arrangements. These can be in a garden, around a house, a shop or a business.

Photos must be sent by e-mail no later than September 15, 2026 to sitmamer@pt.lu. Please include your full address and telephone number.

People without the necessary means or digital skills can also take part. Upon request, members of the SIT will come and take the photos.

The prize-giving ceremony, which will reward the most beautiful floral decorations, will be held in the spring of 2027 as part of the SIT general meeting.

Please find enclosed the flyer to download in three languages: FLYER CONCOURS FLORAL SIT

Choose LUX semences and perennials

Choose LUX semences and perennials

Encourage biodiversity in your garden with seed mixes and native perennials from Wëllplanzesom Lëtzebuerg.

Whether it’s creating a flower meadow, a butterfly strip or a bed of wild plants, these solutions help to provide food and habitat for numerous species of insects and animals, while enhancing the beauty of our green spaces over the long term.

Please find in the attached leaflet the Wëllplanzesom points of sale in Luxembourg: WELLPLANZESOM LUX

Creative ideas for the region

Creative ideas for the region

The LEADER Zentrum Westen region is launching a call for ideas as part of the Umbrella Culture / Leisure mini-project.

The aim of this initiative is to support simple, creative local projects that help to revitalize local communities and strengthen ties between residents. Whether it’s music, theater, creative workshops, intergenerational activities or projects involving nature and movement, volunteer initiatives can benefit from guidance and financial support to bring their ideas to fruition.

Please find attached the conditions of participation, the types of projects supported and the steps to follow: LEADER PROJECT UMBRELLA CULTURE

The commune of Mamer supports Rare Disease Day

The commune of Mamer supports Rare Disease Day

The commune of Mamer supports Rare Disease Day as well as ALAN, which works with great dedication in Luxembourg for patients and their families. 💪

The last day of February is International Rare Disease Day.

Some 300 million people worldwide are affected, including almost 30 million in Europe and around 30,000 in Luxembourg.

For almost 95% of these diseases, there is still no effective treatment, which underlines the importance of research, information and support.

Sicona Kids activities for cycles 2-4

Sicona Kids activities for cycles 2-4

The commune of Mamer, in collaboration with SICONA Kids, is offering a series of nature activities for children in cycles 2 to 4.

From March to September 2026, children can discover nature, plants and the little treasures that surround us, through fun and educational workshops. A great opportunity to learn while having fun, and to experience nature up close.

Please find enclosed the flyer with the program: FLYER SICONA KIDS 2026

Our languages. Our voices. Our municipality.

Our languages. Our voices. Our municipality.

The Commune de Mamer and the Maison Citoyenne are proud to present the video produced to mark International Mother Language Day.

Through this project, local residents shared their mother tongue and showed just how diverse and lively our community is. Every language tells a story. Thank you to everyone who took part and proudly represented our linguistic diversity.

Discover the video and let’s celebrate the diversity that unites us!

You can find the link to the video on Youtube HERE

Beware of phishing attempts

Beware of phishing attempts

Attempted scams by SMS, e-mail or telephone are on the increase.

Scammers pose as trusted organizations, sending alarming or enticing messages and enticing people to click on fraudulent links in order to steal personal data.

The Police Lëtzebuerg reminds you never to transmit sensitive information or click on links from unknown sources.

If in doubt, contact the entity concerned directly through its usual channels. If you have been the victim of a scam, contact a police station to lodge a complaint.

Please find attached the flyer to download in French and German: FLYER POLICE PHISHING F+DE

Safer Internet Day: Internet filter bubbles and their impact on the 50+ generation

Safer Internet Day: Internet filter bubbles and their impact on the 50+ generation

As part of Safer Internet Day 2026, the non-profit organization GoldenMe – Digital Inklusioun fir all Alter is organizing an afternoon of information about filter bubbles and their influence on opinion, particularly among people aged 50 and over.

The event includes a conference followed by a round-table discussion with experts on the subject, on Tuesday February 10, 2026 from 2:00 to 4:30 pm at the Kinepolis Kirchberg.

Participation is free and requires no prior registration. German language with simultaneous translation into French.

Please find enclosed the leaflet in French and German to download: FLYER GOLDENME SAFER INTERNET DAY

We will rock you: a trip to Stuttgart

We will rock you: a trip to Stuttgart

Musical: “We will rock you”

Cultural trip to Stuttgart (D)

from Friday 24 to Sunday 26 April 2026

Departure on Friday, April 24th at 6.00 am in front of the village hall in Holzem (5, route de Garnich).

and at 6.15 am in front of the Nic Frantz sports hall in Mamer (1, rue de Bertrange).

Return on Sunday, April 26 around 9:00 pm.

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Program:

Friday, April 24

  • Morning: journey to Stuttgart.
  • Afternoon: guided tour of the Porsche Museum.

The Porsche Museum is a veritable temple to the automobile, with over 80 legendary vehicles on display and a fascinating history of the brand through prototypes, racing cars and legendary models.

  • Afterwards: check-in at the hotel and free time.

Saturday, April 25

  • Morning: stroll around the Staatsgalerie art museum, guided tour of the museum.

The Staatsgalerie is one of Stuttgart’s most renowned art museums. A visit will introduce you to a rich collection of works ranging from the Middle Ages to contemporary art, including Impressionist masterpieces, modern works and iconic pieces from the Renaissance. The tour offers an in-depth insight into European history and artistic diversity, with expert commentary to enrich your experience.

  • Then: free time for lunch and exploring the city.

Stuttgart city center, renowned for its varied architecture, shopping districts, lively cafés and museums.

  • Evening: bus transfer to the Apollo Stage Theater, where the musical “We Will Rock You” will be performed.

This vibrant show, inspired by the hits of the band Queen, promises an evening full of energy and emotion.

  • Afterwards: return by bus to the hotel and free time.

Sunday, April 26

  • Morning: Breakfast and hotel check-out.
  • Then: Visit “Wilhelma”, a combination zoo, botanical garden and historical park.
  • Free time in the park.

“Wilhelma” is a unique combination of zoo, botanical garden and historical park in Stuttgart. This exceptional site is home to around 11,000 animals of 1,200 species, as well as a great diversity of flora with over 8,500 plant varieties. Set in a Moorish-style architectural setting, “Wilhelma” offers a cultural, natural and playful experience, ideal for all ages.

  • Around 3.30pm: departure by bus for Luxembourg.

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Two nights’ accommodation with breakfast at the Jaz in the City Hotel****

The hotel is located in Stuttgart, right next to the Milaneo shopping center, 150 meters from the Stadtbibliothek subway station and 1.5 km from Königstraße. This modern, elegant hotel was inaugurated in 2018. Rooms are comfortable and air-conditioned, with en suite bathrooms. The hotel’s restaurant, “Rhythms Bar & Kitchen”, is renowned for its mature meats and steaks. The “Wolfram Bar & Terrace”, with its rooftop terrace overlooking Stuttgart, invites you to spend a pleasant moment. You can also work out in the 24-hour gym or relax in the wellness area.

Check-in from: 3:00 pm / Check-out until 12:00 pm

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Prices:

550.00 per person in a double room

620,00 € par personne en chambre individuelle

Please make payment to municipal account LU21 0090 0000 3000 4634 (Raiffeisen).

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Registration:

until April 3, 2026 via QR code, e-mail (welcome@mamer.lu) or telephone (31 00 31-1).
You can also find this excursion on https://activites.mamer.lu, under “Our events”.

 

Fun away from screens

Fun away from screens

During the winter months, spending time together, discovering and playing without screens is the aim of the Kannerae liichten Offline méi hell initiative run by the Centre National des Préventions des Addictions (CNAPA).

To this end, we’ve created an online winter brochure with practical tips and great places to discover, so that children aged 0 to 5 can enjoy some pleasant “offline” time.

The brochure is available in three languages and can be downloaded using a QR code or viewed at www.cnapa.lu.

Please find enclosed the brochure: CNAPA KANNERAE BROCHURE

 

Orange Week 2026: raise awareness, take action, support

Orange Week 2026: raise awareness, take action, support

Orange Week 2026 is launched today, November 25, 2025, in Luxembourg.

Spearheaded by the National Council for Women, the campaign raises awareness of violence against women and girls, which the color orange symbolizes as a call for a violence-free future.

The commune of Mamer joins this mobilization and invites everyone to remain attentive to the signs of violence and to support the people concerned.

In this context, the Commission pour l’Égalité des Chances is organizing a screening of the film Hors d’Haleine at the Mamer Schlass on December 3, 2025 at 6:00 pm, followed by a round-table discussion.

Information and registration: urlr.me/VEpQxG

Need help or support: www.violence.lu

Please find enclosed the leaflet in two languages to download: GEWALT ASS KENG PRIVATSAACH MEGA

Call for an inventory of groundwater wells and boreholes

Call for an inventory of groundwater wells and boreholes

The Water Management Administration reminds us that any new drilling or well for groundwater extraction is subject to authorization and a prior environmental impact assessment.

To ensure a complete inventory of existing boreholes and wells in Luxembourg, citizens are invited to declare their installations. This will contribute to better protection of our drinking water resources, a precious commodity for all.

Find all the information you need below:

Give your appliances a second life with the Social ReUse project

Give your appliances a second life with the Social ReUse project

Give a second life to your laptops, smartphones, tablets or DVD or audio players that you no longer use, but which still work or can be repaired?

The Social ReUse project aims to encourage solidarity-based reuse and reduce electronic waste. The devices collected are overhauled and put back into circulation, thus contributing to sustainability and environmental protection.

Donations can be dropped off at the resource center or at the SuperDrecksKëscht® mobile collection point.

Devices accepted :

  • Laptops up to 10 years old

  • Smartphones and tablets up to 7 years old

  • Small electrical appliances (e.g. DVD, audio) up to 5 years old

  • Complete devices, with cable, functional or repairable, corrosion-free

Every donation counts: by taking part, you actively contribute to waste reduction and the development of a sustainable circular economy.

A postcard to connect neighbors

A postcard to connect neighbors

With the aim of encouraging contact between neighbors, especially the elderly, and strengthening local ties, the Ministry for the Family, Solidarity, Living Together and Hospitality, the Grand Ducal Police and GERO – Kompetenzzenter fir den Alter, have developed a campaign to promote neighbourliness and combat the social isolation of the elderly.

The central element of this campaign, launched on October 1 to mark the International Day of Older Persons, is a postcard to be filled in and placed in the letterbox of the neighbor of your choice. This gesture is a way of offering that most precious of things: time.

By emphasizing the values of solidarity, living together and proximity, participants are invited to (re)discover the ties that bind them to their neighbors, especially seniors, who are often particularly at risk of social isolation.

Please find enclosed the postcard to download: TELECHARGABLE POSTCARD

The value of a tree

The value of a tree

What can a hundred-year-old beech tree do for us?

Ëmweltberodung Letzebuerg (EBL) has designed a new infographic illustrating the value of a hundred-year-old beech tree. It highlights all that such a tree represents for society and the environment – a place to live, an air purifier, a climate regulator and a source of inspiration for human beings.

Please find attached the infographic to download in several languages: DE WAERT VUM BAM EBL

Back to school 2025: Children’s safety on their way to and from school a top priority

Back to school 2025: Children’s safety on their way to and from school a top priority

On the occasion of the start of the new school year in basic education tomorrow, Monday September 15, 2025, the Police are reminding children of the importance of being well prepared for traffic and knowing the correct behavior to adopt as pedestrians on the way to school.

Here is a summary of the essential rules to ensure a safe journey to and from school: RENTREE SCOLAIRE POLICE

Nesting boxes for swallows

Nesting boxes for swallows

In Capellen, near the Paul Glück Tennis Center, a new tower for swallows has just been installed. It offers these birds a safe place to shelter and nest.

As part of NaturPakt, the local authority is providing additional nesting sites and actively contributing to the preservation of biodiversity. This initiative is of particular importance, as modern architecture is making it increasingly difficult to build nests on facades and buildings.

With its various nesting boxes, this special tower creates a new living space for the swallows and guarantees them a safe place to breed. Swallows are usually present in our region from mid-April to mid-September. During this period, they reproduce and, with a little luck, you’ll be able to spot a few around the new tower.

Brochure for a great summer without screens

Brochure for a great summer without screens

The Centre National de Prévention des Addictions (CNAPA) supports parents, educators, teachers and supervisors in the healthy and appropriate use of digital media by children. of digital media among children.

As part of the “Children’s eyes shine brighter offline” campaign, an online brochure has been published with tips and great ideas for screen-free summer activities.

Find out more in this brochure:

“Méi wéi Beien, ziel mat! – Insect monitoring over several years

“Méi wéi Beien, ziel mat! – Insect monitoring over several years

Since 2023, the natur&ëmwelt organization has been running the “More than bees! Count with us!”, an annual insect-counting operation inviting citizens to become actively involved in protecting biodiversity.

The aim of the project is to collect data over several years in order to observe changes in insect populations and detect any trends.

Each year, participants are invited to devote an hour in June to observing the insects around their homes.

More information on the attached leaflet: BEE COUNTING DEPLIANT

Less screens, more sleep

Less screens, more sleep

The use of screens in the evening can disrupt the sleep of children and teenagers.

To raise awareness of this issue, a poster entitled “Bildschirmzäit – Schlofen” has been published by BEE SECURE. It draws attention to the impact of screens in the evening, and suggests a concrete way of promoting better sleep.

Please find enclosed the poster to enlarge: BILDSCHIRMZÄIT BEE SECURE

A guide for parents is also available at www.bee-secure.lu.

New bike racks for Parc Brill

New bike racks for Parc Brill

Now that summer is approaching and the sun is coming out more often, many people are bringing their bikes out of hibernation.

To give cyclists in Mamer a place to park their bikes, the municipality has installed new bike racks at three locations in Parc Brill. The new racks allow cyclists to park their bikes in complete peace and quiet when they want to stroll, play or relax in the park.

Kinneksbond sports hall lighting upgraded

Kinneksbond sports hall lighting upgraded

The Commune de Mamer works actively in the interests of energy conservation and environmental protection.
As part of this commitment, the lighting system in the sports hall has been completely modernized. This renovation has reduced energy consumption by 63%, representing annual savings of around 35,000 kWh.
The new system is equipped with a dimming device, which automatically adjusts light intensity according to actual needs. It’s a concrete step towards more efficient and sustainable energy management.
The essential role of the general docter in the healthcare system

The essential role of the general docter in the healthcare system

The Ministry of Health and Social Security is launching the “I love my Hausdokter” campaign, an initiative designed to promote the role of general docter and paediatricians in Luxembourg’s healthcare system.

In particular, the aim is to encourage people to give priority to consulting their GP or paediatrician for day-to-day health needs.

By avoiding the need to go directly to the emergency department for non-serious cases, patients benefit from personalized care, while reducing the burden on emergency services.

Have the right reflexes!

  1. Contact general practitioners and pediatricians as a matter of priority in the event of illness requiring medical consultation.
  2. Contact emergency services only in the event of a potentially serious pathology requiring immediate attention.

Please find enclosed the flyer to enlarge in several languages: FLYER I LOVE MY HAUSDOKTER

Biodiversity monitoring in the commune of Mamer

Biodiversity monitoring in the commune of Mamer

The Sicona nature conservation association, of which the commune of Mamer is a member, has set up a “biodiversity monitoring” program to identify the plant species present in the species-rich, extensively farmed meadows and pastures in the commune of Mamer.

Grassland mapping” has been carried out for over 25 years. The same method is still used today to inventory plant species in species-rich meadows and pastures. This enables us to draw conclusions about the evolution of these precious areas.

The article with the results is only available in German. To view it, click here: BIODIVERSITÄTSMONITORING SICONA

Beware of phishing attempts

Beware of phishing attempts

The number of phishing attacks has risen sharply again recently.

Police are drawing attention to the fact that dishonest individuals are constantly inventing new scam methods, always with the same aim in mind: to extract money from their victims or obtain personal information.

In particular, the police recommend raising awareness and informing the elderly in your life about this issue.

Please find enclosed the leaflet in French and German to enlarge: PHISHING POLICE

 

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