Event Lecture - All about Capercaillie by Elena Weidel

Scharnitz, on 24. Jul 2025

As part of an Euregio project on capercaillie, Elena Weindel from the LFU Bavaria will give a lecture explaining how these birds live in the Alps and what conservation measures are necessary to secure their population. She will highlight the challenges that capercaillie face and explain the specific actions that contribute to the protection of this species. The lecture is aimed at anyone who wants to learn more about the ecology of this species and its significance for the alpine ecosystem. No registration required, entry free, event in German only.

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24. Jul 2025

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The Karwendel Nature Park is the largest nature park in Austria and the largest protected area in Tyrol, known for the Großer Ahornboden and the Isar spring. The latest expansion now also includes the Arnspitze nature reserve around Leutasch. The Nature Park's work focuses on nature conservation, recreation & tourism, environmental education and knowledge & research, but there is also a colourful programme of lectures and excursions at the Nature Park Info Centre in Scharnitz!

Programme on 24.07.2025:
As part of an Euregio project on capercaillie, Elena Weindel from the LFU Bayern will give a lecture explaining how these birds live in the Alps and what conservation measures are necessary to secure their population. She will highlight the challenges that capercaillie face and explain the specific actions that contribute to the protection of this species. The lecture is aimed at anyone who wants to learn more about the ecology of this species and its significance for the alpine ecosystem.

No registration required, free admission, event in German only!

Please also note the weekly guided tours Nature Park and Karwendel Gorge, Through the Gleirsch Gorge, Leutasch Meadows as well as the exciting tour On the Trail of Climate Change and the KlimaTop project - Making Climate Change Visible on the Kaiser Maximilian Trail around Seefeld Wildsee.

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