Become active
Using the full potential of your land means creating a multitude of living spaces, such as flower meadows, native hedges and vegetable gardens. This diversity of habitats makes a significant contribution to the promotion of our biodiversity and well-being. A garden is a space for relaxation and a playground. It embellishes your exterior and can be a source of vegetables, fruit and aromatic herbs. By following a few simple tips and tricks, you can create an oasis for people and nature right on your doorstep. Get involved! The Pfyn-Finges Nature Park is here to help and advise you.
Solidago sp. © Pfyn-Finges nature park
Solidago sp. © Pfyn-Finges nature park
Erigeron annuus © Pfyn-Finges nature park
Erigeron annuus © Pfyn-Finges nature park
Buddleja davidii © Pfyn-Finges nature park
Buddleja davidii © Pfyn-Finges nature park
Invasive plants
Foreign plants are oppressing our native flora. Neophyte control is thus a major issue in the Pfyn-Finges Nature Park. It is not only the nature park team that is combating the invasive plants. The team also trains interested municipalities and private persons.
Near-natural design of company remises
The Foundation Nature & Economy encourages the near-natural design of company, residential and gravel premises. It awards exemplary designed premises with a nationally recognised label and supports interested parties with planning and realisation of their premises.
The Pfyn-Finges Nature Park sup...