Habitat hedges

Hedges and forest edges are valuable elements in the cultural landscape. In many areas, they have been formed over long periods of time and have enriched the cultivated land. For centuries, hedges supplied the population with wood, leaves, herbs and berries and served as windbreaks, erosion protection or border lines. They serve as a habitat for countless animals and plants.

On an excursion in spring we get to know the habitat hedge and determine the most common shrubs and trees. Of course, we also want to discover which animals populate this habitat and what significance the hedge has for them. | Meeting point: bus stop Lantsch/Lenz, Sudem Vischnanca