Sepp Daxenberger

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Sepp Daxenberger (10 April 1962 – 18 August 2010) was a German Green Party politician and organic farmer.^[1] He was the first Green mayor to be elected in Bavaria,^[2] and served as parliamentary group leader for his party.^[3] During his life, he gained recognition for his ability to bridge the political divide between urban and rural communities.^[4]