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Tyrol Competence Center on Light Pollution and Dark Skies
Artificial light at night not only affects numerous animal species (bats, birds, moths, etc.), light pollution also causes the starry sky to disappear and disrupts human well-being and health.
Since 1999, the Tyrolean Environmental Ombudsman has been campaigning for the careful use of artificial light in outdoor spaces. This has led to fruitful collaborations with partners from various disciplines such as astronomy, lighting technology, medicine, and environmental protection and nature conservation in Austria and Europe.
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...
Wildflower seeds
Many conventional seed mixtures contain non-native plants or cultivated forms. With this project, we are showi...
Diversity in the meadow
An initiative of the Tyrolean Environmental Ombudsoffice for the conservation, renaturation and habitat connec...
Sensitivity of the high mountain region
The high mountains are an scarsely developed area. The Tyrolean Environmental Ombudsoffice sees an increasing ...
Skyscape
An EU project dedicated to the careful and responsible use of our night sky. The initiative demonstrates that ...
Tyrol Competence Center on Light Pollution and Dark Skies
As little artificial light as possible, as much lighting as necessary! That is our motto and goal. For our nat...
Network and Wildlife Corridor
In the project "Biotope Network & Wildlife Corridor Via Claudia Augusta", numerous locations that either a...
