Akce: Congress, Course in Arosa

ArosaAkademie "Who is watching whom here?" Do you believe the mountains belong to us humans? When you move between 1,600 and 2,900 meters, you are merely a guest in a highly complex living room.

Einen Nachmittag lang eine biblische Geschichte erleben, basteln, essen, singen, spielen für Kinder vom Kindergarten bis zur 2. Klasse.

A Day in the Life of a WolfThe wolf is back, and questions are piling up. When is it active? How large is its territory? What to do when the dog suddenly becomes agitated?

Night Hunters When Arosa sleeps, they get started. Bats are the most efficient night hunters, and they live right among us.

Habitat Mountain Forest Pro Natura Graubünden and the Swiss Ornithological Institute, together with the Arosa Forestry Department, invite you to an excursion to the special forest reserve Arosa.

Cheese, Herbs, Skills While other holiday evenings end with a fondue, you will prepare the meal yourself this evening.

The light belongs to you The Schwellisee deserves better pictures than a quick smartphone photo.

Standing by the shore, reading the surface, waiting for the right moment – and acting when something shows itself.

On Eye Level with the King of the Alps No zoo enclosure, no telephoto lens. Just the ibex, as it lives. Veit Fritz grew up with these animals.

The Pharmacy of the Alps The alpine garden was what the pharmacy is today.

Field bean forgotten - potential recognizedLeadership in the Arosa Alpine Garden In poorer times, the field bean was an important source of protein - today it is again...

ArosaAkademie "When did you last feel the Earth?"Take off your shoes and leave everyday life behind. Together with Claudio, you will discover Arosa from the ground up.

The Alps as a Pantry Forget the mountain restaurant: the most exciting cuisine grows right by the wayside.

Hemp, rethought Hemp is not a trend. It is as old as the Alps themselves, and it is making a comeback.

Before anyone invented ibuprofen, there was arnica.

The grain that was never one Gluten-free, cultivable in the Alps, versatile in the kitchen. Buckwheat should never have been forgotten.

Seed Poppy – an ancient crop with new significance for Swiss agriculture Seed poppy (Papaver somniferum) was previously cultivated in many regions of Europe and also in Switzerland – as an oil and

What grows between cultures Between the cultivated plants grows something that almost no one knows anymore, and that is therefore nearly gone.

One Hundred Potatoes from Maran You thought you knew potatoes. Over 100 varieties in a field in Maran will enlighten you otherwise.