The Mocsárosdűlő area has heterogeneous characteristics, and this is where the Mocsáros nature conservation area, the last wetland on the Buda side, is located. On this seminatural pocket area, currently there is overgrazing and cultivation that restricts its public use. The new land use programme of the Landscape Management complements the future habitat rehabilitation project, and manages this transitional landscape in Mocsáros with a holistic approach, so that, due to is location within the city, it can become a place for material-centred science classes, filling a gap in public education. The underutilised industrial hall once used by a printing company is converted into a community workshop and a reuse centre that will clean up the area, while the Aquincum civil amphitheatre is brought back to life by a farmer’s market and a café. An educational farm that cultivates the Mocsáros area and presents sustainable grazing and crop production practices is placed in the inner part of the area, providing an alternative venue for science lessons for schoolchildren in Óbuda and Budapest.