Excursion in Val Sampuoir

Beverin Nature Park: Lecture on Flora Raetica

How and why has the plant world in Graubün­den changed over the last 100 years? You will get answers to these ques­tions in a pub­lic lec­ture on Sun­day, June 8, 2026, at 8 pm in Sufers.

Pre­sen­ta­tion of ini­tial results

The speak­er is Thomas Wohlge­muth, co-project man­ag­er of Flo­ra Raet­i­ca. He will present the ini­tial results of the cit­i­zen sci­ence project and show how cli­mate change and land use have affect­ed indi­vid­ual habi­tats and species.

Event of the Bev­erin Nature Park

The lec­ture is part of the annu­al pro­gram 2026 “Trans­fur­maz­iùn” of the Bev­erin Nature Park and the Bio­di­ver­si­ty Week 2026 of the Bünd­ner Pärke. It is aimed at any­one inter­est­ed in nature and plants. You can also find out how you can take part in Flo­ra Raet­i­ca.

Fol­low­ing the lec­ture, the Bev­erin Nature Park invites you to an aper­i­tif and exchange of ideas.

No reg­is­tra­tion is required.

More detailed infor­ma­tion: Lec­ture “Graubün­den’s flo­ra 100 years ago and today”

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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.