In the presence of Deputy Prime Minister Sabine Monauni, Foundation Board President Donat Marxer and numerous interested parties, the LED opened the exhibition “Agroecology – for the agriculture of tomorrow” last Thursday.
The exhibition shows what agroecology means in concrete terms: protecting soils, securing food, empowering people. And it deliberately spans the gap between Senegal and Liechtenstein. Impressive photographs by Raphael Belmin from West Africa are combined with insights into local agriculture. It is about natural farming methods, about diversity instead of monoculture, about knowledge that has been passed down for generations and about new ways of thinking about climate and nutrition together.
The exhibition will run until March 22, 2026 and will be accompanied by a film screening, storytelling café and finissage. Anyone concerned with the question of how agriculture can be made sustainable should not miss out on this inspiration.
Photo: Julian Konrad
