Karen Stevnbak Andersen is a trained biologist, nature guide and wild food educator who works as the employed green guide at the association Grøn Guide Gentofte. She communicates nature, climate and sustainability to residents of Gentofte Municipality through walks, workshops and talks - covering everything from wild food foraging and creepy-crawly animals to garden courses and apple pressing. The association, which she anchors, was founded in 2000 and marked its 25th anniversary in 2025. She has also trained more than 60 'Wild Garden' ambassadors who pass on biodiversity knowledge within their local communities.
Dansk Vandrelaug interviewed Karen Stevnbak Andersen in connection with Grøn Guide Gentofte's 25-year anniversary and highlighted the association's role as a cooperation partner.
The association Grøn Guide Gentofte celebrated its 25-year anniversary in 2025.
Karen Stevnbak Andersen organized two events for Climate Action Day 2025: opening of the city garden at Byens Hus and a guided tour of Mariebjerg Therapy Garden.
Grøn Guide Gentofte received 20,000 kroner from Gentofte Municipality's Climate and Sustainability Fund for the creation of an illustration of the wild, regenerative and climate-friendly garden.
Karen Stevnbak Andersen gave a lecture on climate and sustainability for the Blixen Club in Gentofte.
METRO-LINE brings an afrobeats party to Krudttønden with a live performance from Clovis and DJ sets from Adam Diini and Karen.
A guided walk through Bernstorffsparken exploring how humans have shaped nature over centuries and what the future holds amid the climate crisis.
Community singing session at Helsinge Library featuring piano accompaniment and songs from the Danish Højskolesangbogen songbook, with audience requests welcome.
