BUBBLES #1.1: Regula Ott – Lecture: Natur Raum Stadt

Nature Space City – Lecture by Regula Ott, Foundation Biodiversity Graubünden

Regula Ott dives with you into the city's larger and smaller natural bubbles. The foray leads from the edge of the settlement to the cobblestone crack and explores the importance of small and large natural islands. In addition, how is biodiversity doing in Switzerland today? What's on, where is it knotting? And what can we do specifically in settlement areas for more nature?
The lecture gives a small insight into a major topic and then offers space for an exchange.

Regula Ott (*1978) is a project manager at the Graubünden Biodiversity Foundation. The environmental scientist lives in Chur and tends a wild garden. Vegetables and nature thrive there, but no flax. Professionally, she supports people in their nature promotion projects, and she takes care of valuable moors and old, gnarled trees.

The Graubünden Biodiversity Foundation is an independent service and specialist organisation for biodiversity in Graubünden. It supports the Canton of Graubünden in the implementation of the biodiversity strategy. In doing so, she works on specific biodiversity projects, advises and accompanies private individuals, organisations, companies and municipalities from project development to implementation. She also answers questions and connects people.