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This habitat is desired by various warblers, ammers, branch-singers and in building and garden-proximity also by garden and house-red-tail.
The Parks Market is back in Bern and presents the best culinary specialities from the Swiss parks.
We will look for reptiles and learn about their habitats - the magnificent Emerald lizard with its preference for sunny fallow land, the inconspicuous Smooth Snake and other native snake species.
Lernen Sie diverse Kleinstrukturen kennen wie auch ihre Bedeutung für die heimische Fauna.
In the rock steppe, the fields and in the forest fire area itself you should hear and see cuckoos, mistletoe and song thrushes, various warblers, ammers, woodpeckers, leaf warblers, redstart, hoopoe, wryneck, red-backed shrike and even nightingales.
The Nature Park Pfyn-Finges organises this excursion in collaboration with the Valais regional office of the Swiss Ornithological Institute. It takes place as part of the ‘Nature Festival’ and is therefore free of charge for all participants.
Leisten Sie einen aktiven Beitrag für die wertvolle Natur- und Kulturlandschaft im Wallis! Setzen Sie sich selber tatkräftig für den Erhalt und die Aufwertung der Natur im Naturpark Pfyn-Finges ein!
A guide from the Pfyn-Finges Nature Park will tell you the great story of water in the Vallon de la Tièche: wars, waterfalls and water distribution.
From Sierre to Leuk along the waters
Discover the «Petit-Bois» improvement project behind the Sierre railway station in a playful way. In the center of the city, this extraordinary example shows how biodiversity can find its place in urban development.
