Wild rose workshop in the Lower Engadine
September 19, 2026: Introduction to identifying wild roses, identifying various Rosa species, and putting what you’ve learned into practice in the field around Scuol.
A look back at botanical discoveries and past experiences. Here you will find an overview of our past events as well as reports and news from previous months. Have fun browsing through our archive.
Annual reports
Media
September 19, 2026: Introduction to identifying wild roses, identifying various Rosa species, and putting what you’ve learned into practice in the field around Scuol.
Late summer alpine flora in all its diversity — map with us around Tschamut from August 7–9, 2026.
From July 10–12, 2026, we will explore and map the plant diversity of the Poschiavo Valley, from dry sites to water bodies.
Discover and map the awakening flora in the Safiental with us from May 29–31, 2026.
On May 23, 2026: we go in search of rare species — discover Red List species around Ardez with us.
Start of the excursion season: On April 18, we will explore the spring flora around Felsberg together.
We want to meet again to round off the 2025 field season.
In our profile series, we introduce the people behind Flora Raetica.
Today: Urban Angehrn, a member of the board of directors from Greifensee.
Well over a hundred volunteers have been documenting the flora of Graubünden since 2021—with 350,000 sightings reported so far and the first interesting results emerging.
In our portrait series, we introduce the people behind Flora Raetica.
Today: Simon Gysi, a software developer from Zurich.
Rare plants, successful missions, impressive landscapes: 25 Flora Raetica employees worked hard to map the Safiental valley.
The Bündner Woche accompanied Flora Raetica into the field — the result is an exciting report on plant mapping and flora change.
At the invitation of the Beverin Nature Park, Flora Raetica will present the first results of the citizen science project in Sufers on June 8, 2026.
Around twenty participants explored the dry sites near Felsberg with Flora Raetica.
Flora Raetica has a new look: Discover our modernized website with a clear structure, improved design and new user guidance.
Last year, 113,000 observations were reported to the Flora Raetica project.
Last year, 113,000 observations were reported to the Flora Raetica project.
