Biotopes in South Tyrol
Protected green spaces and recreation areas
Biotopes in South Tyrol

Biotopes in South Tyrol

Protected green spaces and recreation areas

Biotopes in South Tyrol/Südtirol function not only as shelters for flora and fauna, but also as popular recreational areas. The Falschauer Biotope in the village of Lana is easily accessible via walking trails along the Falschauer river. The pond and its delta are an excellent breeding ground for over 220 species of birds, such as the Cetti’s warbler and Kingfisher.

The ecological and recreational zone in the village of Rablà/Rabland near Parcines/Partschins is located directly along the Via Claudia Augusta cycling path. At the center of the biotope is a small lake, at which mallards, dippers and coots cavort.
Lake Rabland/Rablà
Lake Rabland/Rablà
Nestled in the Partschins/Parcines mountains, the small village of Rabland/Rablà represents a small and tranquil oasis: a perfect environment for relaxation ...
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Biotope Falschauer
Biotope Falschauer
How much habitat we let nature? Until the mid-20th century, the estuary was a 100-acre natural paradise in the ever more intensively used Adige Valley. The ...
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Pond
Pond "Narauner Weiher"
From Narano en route to St. Hippolyt, the Narauner Weiher pond is located in a small clearing at the foot of a climbing wall and prehistoric cult site. The ...
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Schwarze Lacke Habitat
Schwarze Lacke Habitat
With its typical flora and fauna, the Schwarze Lacke habitat on the Vigiljoch is a life-enhancing part of the landscape. Fish, frogs, newts and various aquatic ...
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