Events: Congress, Course in Arosa

Crisp branches, frosty silence - yet full of life:Winter is considered a resting phase for nature. However, those who look closely will discover traces, movements, and astonishing adaptations.

"Aus der Praxis für die Praxis" . Weiterbildung für HausärztInnen. Keine öffentliche Veranstaltung. Anmeldung erfolderlich.

Moonlit Snowshoe Hike in Arosa with Fondue Fun at Prätschalp The tour is led by Katharina Trachsler, our experienced hiking guide, who accompanies us through the nocturnal landscape with much

“The queens of the night live among us” ...and yet we seldom see them due to their nocturnal activities.

Close to our settlements and dry parlours, the inhabitants of the mountain forest have adapted perfectly to the harsh environmental conditions that prevail here.

Fresh Cheese & Wild Herbs - a Culinary Experience with Corina Jäger-Gadient Let yourself be inspired by the world of regional delights and discover the variety of local wild herbs.

Flower Photography Course with Nina Homberger - Discover the Colorful Splendor of the Arosa Mountain World Join Arosa photographer Nina Homberger on an inspiring photography course where you can

King of the Alps - Nature Experience with Veit Fritz Together with the naturalist from Arosa, Veit Fritz, you will explore the alpine wildlife around Arosa.

Medicinal Plants Alpine Garden and in Schanfigg Which medicinal plants grow in the Alpine Garden Arosa and thrive in Schanfigg?

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...

Edibles from/in the Alps? So much food grows around us in nature. We get to know various plants culinarily. We marvel at mostly unknown foods, their preparation, and their taste.

Fiber hemp from the Swiss mountains – Utopia or Renaissance? One of the oldest cultivated plants in the world is making a return to our everyday life.

Medicinal Plants Alps Long before industrialization and the production of chemical medications, people in the mountains utilized the healing power of alpine medicinal plants.

Buckwheat - a modern grain? Due to food intolerances among consumers, alternative foods need to be found.

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

Species Promotion in Alpine Agriculture Species of the agricultural accompanying flora, such as the field mouse-ear, have become rare in recent decades.

Potato varieties from the Graubünden mountains for our agriculture - Guided tour in the Arosa alpine garden Over 100 potato varieties are cultivated in Maran by Agroscope Reckenholz.