In 2016, I became part of the Wilderness Team as part of the Environmental Ambassador Program. I wanted to experience the wilderness, which I only knew from stories, up close, explore and above all protect it in the long term! The collected impressions and experiences in Canada, especially those from the Toba Valley, have not let go of me and have had a decisive impact. After graduating from high school in 2018, I then poured my voluntary commitment into the framework of a federal volunteer service at Wilderness, in order to work harder for the preservation of this unique ecosystem and to make a lasting difference in our world. This basic attitude has remained until today, it has even been further consolidated and strengthened! Now, in addition to my studies, I continue to be involved primarily in the field of wilderness running in order to pass on my enthusiasm for nature and the environment to students. Because the temperate rainforests in Western Canada with their incredibly old tree giants and the enormously high biodiversity are a natural jewel of our planet, which must be preserved at all costs!