School programme naturatrafoi

PROGRAMM
Living on the Edge – Surviving at High Altitudes

The high mountains provide a special habitat for a number of animal and plant species. Relatively few are able to survive for long in these harsh conditions above the forest line. Thanks to audio-visual and other aids such as rock puzzles, as well as images and videos, visitors can experience something of "life on the edge" for themselves.
Activity type: didactical guided tour
Duration: 1.5 hours
School levels: primary school, middle school, high school


PROGRAMM
Baby animals - Born to be wild 

Whether large or small, predators or herbivores, the start of life is a challenge for all new-born mammals. The possible sources of danger and how the baby animals can defy them is the topic of this tour.
Activity type: guided tour
Duration: 1,5 hours
School level: primary school, middle school, high school


PROGRAMM
"Only Those Who Can Protect Themselves Can Survive"

With search and tactile games, students visiting the naturatrafoi Visitor Centre can immerse themselves in the inhospitable high mountain environment. How do humans, animals and plants protect themselves from the icy winds and freezing cold?
Activity type: workshop
Duration: 1.5 hours
School level: kindergarten, primary school, middle school, high school


PROGRAMM
The Bearded Vulture’s Learns to Fly

If there are hatchlings again this year, the young bird can be observed from a respectful distance during wing training in the nest as part of a guided hike.
Activity type: hike and wild life watching with National Park partner guides
Period: on Tuesdays mid-May to mid-June
Duration: from 11:30 to 14:30 in the Trafoi valley
School levels: kindergarten, primary school, middle school, high school