The Agenda Trail in Göllheim
Think globally - act locally
In Göllheim, you can explore the so-called Agenda Trail - a circular route that leads to various stations in the town and clearly explains how sustainability and future viability can be implemented locally.
The idea behind it goes back to Agenda 21, a global program for sustainable development in the 21st century, which was adopted by over 170 countries at the major environmental conference in Rio de Janeiro in 1992.
The aim of the Agenda is to meet the needs of people today - without endangering the livelihoods and opportunities of future generations.
In order to make this idea known in Göllheim, the then local mayor Hans Appel and the local council launched the "Göllheim Agenda Trail" project in 2000.
The trail was developed by pupils from the Wilhelm-Erb-Gymnasium in Winnweiler, who studied the goals of Agenda 21 in depth.
There is a large information board in front of the town hall that explains the Agenda Trail and points out the various stations in the town.
These stations are located at important places such as the quarry, the Königsgraben and in the town center - and make it clear how diverse the topic of sustainability can be in everyday life.
The Agenda Trail in Göllheim demonstrates in a simple and vivid way how sustainable development can be achieved in a very concrete and step-by-step manner.
Here you can find the Agenda Weg flyer.