Almenland Nature Park Projects / Nature Conservation / Biodiversity

The Almenland Nature Park Almenland on people, ideas, and projects. Building on the four pillars of the nature park’s strategy—conservation and development, recreation, education, and regional development—we implement numerous initiatives that preserve and enhance our unique cultural landscape. Together with municipalities, businesses, educational institutions, organizations, and dedicated citizens, we create projects that protect nature, promote regional economic growth, and Almenland the quality of life in Almenland .

Here you’ll find current, ongoing, and successfully completed projects. Get inspired and discover how we can shape the future of the nature park together.

Harvest time at the Oswald/Schaffer Vinegar Factory in the Almenland Nature Park.

Summer bouquet from the alpine pasture in the Almenland Nature Park.

Enjoy Local Flavors – Preserve Nature

The Almenland Nature Park Almenland a magazine

The Almenland Nature Park Almenland nature, agriculture, and culinary delights into a unique cultural landscape. This magazine tells the stories of dedicated individuals, introduces regional producers and restaurants, and showcases how sustainable agriculture, traditional cuisine, and a commitment to regional identity shape the nature park. At the same time, it invites readers to discover the history, values, and unique characteristics of the Almenland.

Biodiversity in the Almenland Nature Park Almenland one of our greatest strengths. Through the project “Biotope Network in the Styrian Nature Parks,” valuable habitats are being preserved, interconnected, and purposefully developed. By implementing specific measures, we are creating better conditions for animals and plants and helping visitors experience the importance of biodiversity firsthand.

Brief Project Description

Information & Contact:
Maria Zacharias-Strahlhofer, MSc
Biodiversity Expert, Almenland Nature Park
T: +43 3179 2300016
Email: biodiversitaet (at) almenland. at

Deadwood Assessment in the Almenland Nature Park.

Mushroom hunting in the Almenland Nature Park.

The “Die Drehscheibe” project is creating a regional network for high-quality local food. The goal is to connect producers, processing companies, restaurants, retailers, and consumers, and to sustainably strengthen regional economic growth.
Together, we are creating short supply chains, fair partnerships, and a sustainable local food system for our region.

Our Target Audiences

Farmers
Producers
Processing plants
Food Service and Hospitality
Trade
Consumers

This is a collaborative project between the Almenland Nature Park and the following partners:

Styrian Organic Model Regions
Mag. Karin Magometschnigg
Email: machmit (at) bio-modellregionen. at
Web: www.bio-modellregionen.at

get2e GmbH
Gernot Tändler, EMBA
Email: office (at) get2e.com
Website: www.get2e.com

Bio Ernte Steiermark
Mag. Josef Renner
Email: steiermark (at) ernte. at
Website: www.ernte-steiermark.at

The Moarktbus Project in the Almenland Nature Park.

The new management plan serves as the strategic foundation for the continued development of the Almenland Nature Park Almenland the next five years. The goal is to preserve our valuable cultural landscape, promote biodiversity, and ensure the sustainable development of low-impact tourism.

The main areas of focus are:

Preserving Alpine pastures and grazing lands by supporting agricultural management
Promoting Biodiversity Through the Management and Connectivity of Valuable Habitats
Improving Mobility and Visitor Guidance for a Mindful Nature Experience

The plan was developed in collaboration with local stakeholders and is based on cooperation, innovation, and clear goals.