Ingo Blechschmidt is jeopardizing his university career for a forest: For weeks he has been fighting with other activists against the clearing of up to 10,000 trees in the forest box and has been taken out of trees by the SEK. About someone who is not ready to give up.
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David Wünschel
When Ingo Blechschmidt marched into the Forst Kasten last Saturday morning, he already knew that he might leave him in captivity. He has his identity card to hand. He will memorize a telephone number for emergencies in the next few hours. And if things get really bad, he has asked a colleague to take over his lecture. Blechschmidt says: “When it comes to protecting forests, there must be no compromises.”