Even at a young age, he developed a strong love of nature and the diversity of the forest. His goal is clear: to establish a near-natural mixed forest that acts as a habitat for a variety of plants and animals.
The blooming passion
Wild crocuses, snowdrops, winter aconites and various other early bloomers transform Georg Kanz's otherwise barren land into a colourful oasis very early in the year. The purple flowers of the crocuses in particular prove invaluable for the insect world, including the bumblebee queens, which emerge from their hiding places with the first signs of spring. Their existence depends directly on the availability of food, and early bloomers are a life-saving source for them.
Tiny House, big mission
In addition to his constant commitment to nature, Georg Kanz also has the needs of mankind in mind. A Tiny House next to his farm allows guests to enjoy the peace and quiet and the view while experiencing the beauty of nature. The Tiny House proves to be much more than just accommodation for visitors - it acts as a retreat for all the senses. For those who want to find peace and quiet, Georg Kanz's Tiny House is a kind of individual paradise, far removed from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
Georg Kanz' vision of a richly structured, natural habitat not only represents a personal conviction, but also makes a valuable contribution to the preservation of biodiversity.
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Source: red, kaernten.ORF.at, pinwald.com
