Biodiversity Protection

Nature. Preserve. Protect.

In the Antholz Valley, nature shows its many sides: colorful alpine meadows, clear mountain lakes, and habitats for rare animals and plants. These treasures make our valley unique – and deserve special protection. With mindful behavior, we can all help preserve this diversity so that both visitors and locals can enjoy its beauty again and again.

Experience diversity

in the antholz valley
Experience diversity
  • Rieserferner-Ahrn Nature Park
  • Biotope „Rasner Möser“
  • Fruit Garden Antholz Valley

Rieserferner-Ahrn Nature Park

Untouched mountain landscapes, crystal-clear streams, and impressive biodiversity – the Rieserferner-Ahrn Nature Park is one of South Tyrol’s most pristine protected areas. It invites you to experience nature mindfully and to appreciate its true value – quiet, powerful, and full of life.

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Biotope „Rasner Möser“

Hidden between forests and meadows lies the „Rasner Möser“ biotope – a natural high moor full of life and silence. Walking along the narrow wooden paths, you enter a fascinating world of rare plants, mysterious ponds, and the quiet magic of untouched nature. A special place to marvel, breathe deeply, and pause for a moment.

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Fruit Garden Antholz Valley

In the heart of the Antholz Valley, the Fruit Garden invites you to relax, discover, and be amazed. Among old fruit varieties, blooming herbs, berry bushes, and colorful flowers, the richness of local nature is shown at its best. The garden is part of a sustainable project to promote regional biodiversity – here everyone is welcome to pick, taste, and experience nature with all their senses.

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Protecting Nature and Animals

OUR RESPONSIBILITY FOR NATURE AND ANIMALS

In the Antholz Valley, caring for nature and animals is very important. With careful behavior and simple actions, we help protect local plants and animals and keep their natural homes safe.
 

SEE: “THE FUTURE IN OUR HANDS“

Precious species that make our nature so special

The Kronplatz region is home to an impressive variety of animal and plant species. The following examples are taken from the book “The Future in Our Hands.”
Gentian
Alpine rose
Crocus
Alpine thyme
Mountain arnica
Valerian
Capercaillie
Tengmalm’s owl
Alpine chough
Roe deer
Red fox
Common buzzard