…for the natural environment
and quality of life.
Access to Bodenalm, Brandberg
The Environmental Ombudsoffice assumes that it would be possible to continue farming the Bodenalm with Galt ca...
Nature Net Zero or Nature Positive ?
Over the past 16 years, the Tyrolean Environmental Ombudsman's Office has given nature a voice in almost 20,00...
Citizens’ initiatives in the EIA process
Citizens' initiatives enjoy party status in the EIA process.
Position Paper on Wind Power 2024
Wind turbines pose a particular challenge in the mountains. For guidance, the Environmental Ombudsman has draw...
Native Tyrolean Cereal Varieties
They are a treasure that is becoming increasingly valuable for grain cultivation in times of global warming: N...
Citizens Biotopes
Together we strengthen and create valuable habitats in selected communities in Tyrol. Citizens' biotopes are p...
Tyrolean watercourses under power
As the discussion about the possibility, reasonableness and necessity of a further expansion of hydropower has...
Position Paper for photovoltaic systems on open spaces
Due to increasing energy consumption and the now forced phase-out of fossil fuels ground-mounted PV systems ar...
Position paper series: Artificial light at night
Light pollution, the brightening of the night, is steadily increasing. Negative effects on human health, anima...
STARLIGHT Erasmus+
Skills for Tourism and Recognition of the Importance of Dark Skies
Zum Kuckuck
OPEN MIC - Your voice for a change. Are you passionate about nature, the environment or our landscape? Do you ...
Tyrolean Nature Guide training
In view of the growing demand for nature-discovery programmes in tourism as part of today’s travel and consu...
Innsbruck Nature Film Festival
The Innsbruck Nature Film Festival (INFF) is an international nature film competition. It offers a platform fo...
The Tyrolean Environmental Ombudsman lends a voice in official proceedings to those who cannot speak for themselves: the flora and fauna, and habitats that are rare or worthy of protection. This is done in order to ensure the prudent use of our natural resources and landscape. In addition to involvement in official proceedings, the Tyrolean Environmental Ombudsman uses a variety of platforms to draw attention to the Tyrol’s natural assets and the need for their careful management, including nature projects, courses and forward-looking guidelines – all in accordance with the motto “For our natural environment and quality of life”.