Water Forum at the Natural History Museum

What do the climate crisis and the phase-out of coal mean for Berlin’s water supply? How is the changing water situation affecting the daily lives of Berliners? And what political measures are in place, and which ones are still needed?

Wasserzukunft-Monochrom_Presse_mit-Schrift – Bild von einem Gespräch unterschiedlicher Leute zum Thema Wasser

The Water Forum provides a space for direct dialogue as part of a multi-stage participatory process. At themed round-table discussions, people from the worlds of politics, public administration, professional practice and academia engage in discussion with members of the public, drawing on contributions from a participatory collection on the future of water in Berlin and Brandenburg. The contributions to the collection reflect the issues that concern us in our everyday lives: How should gardens be designed in times of water scarcity? How can cities become more climate-resilient? And what role do pavement rain barrels and the removal of litter from our waterways play? Together, we will identify which concerns should be incorporated into policy measures such as the Water Master Plan (MPW).

Meeting point: Event Hall

Price info: The event is free of charge.

Booking: Please register by 21 August at

Further information on upcoming events can be found here: Helping to shape the future of water - Experience, Explore, Preserve – Your Visit to the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin

Next date:

• Date Thursday, 03/September/2026 17:00 bis 20:00
• Venue Museum für Naturkunde
• Address Invalidenstraße 43, 10115 Berlin-Mitte