Wilhelm Lehmann (Puerto Cabello 1882– Eckernförde 1968[1]) was a German writer distinguished for his significant contributions to literature and poetry.

Lehmann's literary career was marked by a unique blend of personal experiences and a profound understanding of the natural world, which is vividly reflected in his narrative and poetic works.

His linguistic, biological, and philosophical studies heavily influenced his poetics, infusing his work with a sense of natural magic and reverence for creation.

The society actively engages in organizing events, publications, and the Wilhelm-Lehmann-Days in Eckernförde, highlighting his enduring influence in literary circles.

Furthermore, the Wilhelm-Lehmann-Prize, awarded biennially by the society and the city of Eckernförde, continues to honor emerging writers, thus perpetuating Lehmann's artistic spirit in contemporary literature.