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Which plant findings have you been working on this year that are still not entirely clear? On November 29, 2026, we’ll share our insights and help resolve any outstanding identification questions.
On February 6, 2027, we’ll look back together, relive your exciting observations and stories through a colorful photo retrospective, and take a look at the insights gained from the collected data.
In our profile series, we introduce the people behind Flora Raetica.
Today: Carmelia Arias Linares, secretary from Ilanz.
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.
In our profile series, we introduce the people behind Flora Raetica.
Today: Stefanie Jacomet, a retired archaeobotanist from Ftan.
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.
In our portrait series, we introduce the people behind Flora Raetica.
Today: Stephanie Goldbach-Aschemann, physicist and laboratory engineer from Sevelen.
25 volunteers are filling in gaps in our knowledge and making significant progress in plant mapping.
