Vom Mineral zum Lebensraum - Wie Boden Vielfalt schafft
Overview
Intro
The ground beneath our feet - how habitats are created from rock and why geodiversity is the basis for the diversity of life
The ground we walk on every day is full of wonders. More than half of all species on our planet live hidden beneath the earth's surface.
But how and from what is the soil in which they live formed in the first place?
How does the existing rock influence the vegetation? And how are geodiversity and biodiversity connected?
We answer these and many other questions on our hike from Elm through the Tschinglen Gorge up to Tschinglenalp and the alpine meadows with their great diversity of species, and depending on the weather, even a little higher.
We take enough time to learn about exciting aspects of geology and the formation of soil as a habitat.
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| Contact address |
Nadja Hartl
Wanderleiterin & GeoGuide Sardona 7250 Klosters 078 735 9963 nadja.hartl@googlemail.com |
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| Location |
8767 Elm Switzerland |
| Event Homepage | https://www.wanderbarewunderwelt.ch/fuehrung-des-monats-august-unesco-weltnaturerbe-tektonikarena-sardona |
| Price |
The event is free of charge for supporting members of the UNESCO World Heritage Tectonic Arena Sardon Association. Non-members pay 40 CHF/person
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| Opening hours |
Meeting point 9:00 Elm, village (post bus stop)
(End of the tour Postbus stop Elm, village)
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Event dates
- 16 August 2026