Our projects cover a range of activities involving biodiversity-boosting activities, nature restoration and nature experience. You can collect data, be part of a nature-based hands-on activity, or ‘just’ experience nature.
Science Holidays
In this one-week program, children aged 8 to 12 are immersed in a range of activities to experience the natural world. From earthworms to beavers and wolves, walking through forests and wading through streams, children are immersed in nature and learn how to observe animal behavior.
Museum of Animal Behaviour in Altenberg
The house where Konrad Lorenz grew up! The museum project offers immersive visits and guided tours to learn first-hand about the history of animal behavior in Austria and the childhood experiences of Nobel Prize winner and animal behavior pioneer Konrad Lorenz
Biodiversity Group
Join our team to check nest boxes, take part in our time-and-space-share program to cage-protect threatened nesting birds along our pebble shores, and learn a range of biodiversity monitoring techniques. Northern Bald Ibis hatched in the Alm Valley are spreading throughout Europe. We track the GPS-monitored birds in real-time. Help us tell the comeback-story of this once locally extinct species.
Galapagos Community Open Science Center
This project is still in the development phase, as we need funding to construct the building. All agreements and permits are in place. There is an opportunity to teach English to primary school children on Floreana Island as a volunteer and to work with the Floreana Island community to help monitor the 12 locally extinct species that will be reintroduced over the next ten years.