Green rooms in Rosenau: One step towards more biodiversity in Lower Austria

Green rooms in Rosenau: One step towards more biodiversity in Lower Austria

In Rosenau am Sonntagberg, an important project was launched to improve the green spaces, which is now supported by special support for the state of Lower Austria. This initiative is part of the more comprehensive commitment of the regions for environmental and climate protection. The aim is to increase the quality of life for the citizens by sustainable public green spaces.

The funding aims to promote the natural design of the green spaces and to do without chemical-synthetic pesticides and fertilizers. This is in line with the core criteria of the "Nature in the Garden" program. As part of this program, a project is implemented, which, in addition to decorative flowering perennials, also plants climate meat trees in the vicinity of the kindergarten path.

The project in detail

In Rosenau, a flower bed was created along the kindergarten path that focuses especially on insect -friendly plants. This not only contributes to the embellishment of the street scene, but also fulfills the purpose of promoting beneficiaries and thus supporting local biodiversity. Thanks to the financial support of the country, citizens can now participate in the newly designed green spaces and enjoy their positive influence.

Environmental and climate protection are top priority in Sonntagberg. The MP to the Lower Austria Landtag, Anton Kasser, emphasizes that such funding is crucial to position Lower Austria as "ecological garden land in Europe". Mayor Thomas Raidl also speaks of the high importance of sustainability and environmental awareness in the community. Due to the natural care of the green spaces, those responsible take on an active role in climate protection.

currently commit 495 municipalities in Lower Austria to replace chemical-synthetic pesticides with biological alternatives. This not only creates a healthier habitat for the plants and animals, but also promotes the management of soils in an ecological way. Organic fertilizers and plant strengths guarantee healthy soils in the long term, so that natural care measures such as irrigation and weeds can be implemented more easily.

This community work shows how the tightrope walk between appealing green space design and ecological requirements can be mastered. The municipalities support the continuous consultations and webinars offered by "Nature in the Garden" expert.

The project in Rosenau is part of a greater movement that aims at environmental protection and the promotion of biodiversity. These efforts are not only important for today's generation, but also for future. A positive sign that nature is not only a place of relaxation, but should also be actively promoted.