Our goal by 2030 is to create thousands of square meters of new flowering areas to promote biodiversity and allow our Alpine destination to blossom in colorful splendor.
Last fall, 6,000 crocus, snowdrop, and snowflake bulbs were planted, which are now blooming in vibrant colors at various locations this spring. These flowers are not only a beautiful first hint of color in spring, but also important sources of nectar for bumblebees and wild bees.
The multi-year campaign is also planned for the coming fall, with the Greenstyle Foundation calling on locals and second-home owners to let their gardens, balconies, and terraces bloom in all their glory. Even small private gardens or terraces make a significant contribution to promoting biodiversity in our residential areas.
