This station explains where the biosphere reserve is located, which municipalities it includes, what makes a biosphere reserve, and what the differences are from nature and national parks.

This module introduces the geology of the Nockberge Biosphere Park to children in a playful way. A special feature is the extraordinary variety of rocks and minerals, some of which the students can examine more closely. You will also learn why some plants only grow in certain places.

Here, the focus is on the habitats and lifestyles of characteristic animals of the Nockberge Biosphere Park. Whether it’s the capercaillie, marmot, nutcracker, or Alpine salamander, the biosphere park rangers have many stories to tell about these animals.