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Flora Raetica with a newly designed website

Flo­ra Raet­i­ca now presents itself with a com­plete­ly revised web­site. We have mod­ern­ized both the design and con­tent of the site and adapt­ed our logo accord­ing­ly.

The plat­form offers a con­tem­po­rary design, a clear struc­ture and improved user guid­ance. This means you can find your way around more quick­ly and find the infor­ma­tion you need more eas­i­ly.

We cor­dial­ly invite you to dis­cov­er the new web­site and appre­ci­ate your inter­est.

The Flo­ra Raet­i­ca work­ing group

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Carmelia Arias Linares in Val Tenigia (Val Sumvitg). Photo: Salome Arias Linares.

My favorite flower is the daisy.

In our pro­file series, we intro­duce the peo­ple behind Flo­ra Raet­i­ca.
Today: Carmelia Arias Linares, sec­re­tary from Ilanz.

Since 1900: New Species, Lost Habitats

How has the flo­ra of Graubün­den changed since 1900? At the “Ren­dez-vous am Mit­tag” event, Thomas Wohlge­muth pre­sent­ed the find­ings of the “Flo­ra Raet­i­ca” project to an audi­ence of about 60 inter­est­ed atten­dees.

The third mapping weekend of the season is now behind us: Tschamut

Three days, a lot of ele­va­tion gain, and sur­pris­ing dis­cov­er­ies: Dur­ing the map­ping week­end in the upper Sur­sel­va, par­tic­i­pants record­ed over 4,800 sight­ings of 680 dif­fer­ent species, despite the advanced stage of veg­e­ta­tion.