Natur z'Khur: Action for the Nature Paradise Schotsch

Description

Together we clear the species-rich dry meadow on the Schotsch and build a dry stone wall to ensure the preservation of this valuable habitat. In the Schotsch area on the Calanda, there are beautiful dry meadows and dry stone walls that provide shelter for many animals. These meadows must be regularly cleared of bushes and freed from neophytes to preserve the diversity of flowers. For years, volunteers have also been restoring a dilapidated dry stone wall, a valuable habitat for reptiles and many small animals. Operation management
Andrea Trebs, Operation leader Natur z'Khur
Alex Jost, Dry stone wall builder Requirements for participation
Good footwear, surefootedness (we are in steep terrain). Anyone who can only join in the morning or only in the afternoon – all are welcome. Catering
Morning snack is offered, please bring your own lunch and drink bottle. What to bring/Equipment
Work clothes (long pants), good footwear, sun or rain protection, drinks, lunch, work gloves (if available) Implementation
Registered participants will be informed by the day before the event at the latest. Note
Suitable for families
Image © PatriziaLing

Highlights

• Care of the species-rich dry meadow
• Restoration of dry stone walls
• Suitable for families

General Information

The action takes place in Chur at the Schotsch and focuses on preserving valuable habitats for plants and animals. Volunteers are invited to actively participate in the care of the meadows and the restoration of dry stone walls.

Location

7000 Chur, Switzerland

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