In the past, the farm was used to provide the farmer’s family with meat, grain, firewood and other goods. Small scale farming and self-sustainability led to both continuity and variation. Biodiversity became a by-product of the farm’s management that was not even thought about.

Today, life looks very different. Most people who live on a farm work with something completely different and don’t have neither time nor know how and capacity to take care of their land. Therefore one of the major problems and the result of the changed management of our farms is the loss of biodiversity by cutting down forests of long continuity, while the open lands grow back.

Today, we must consciously manage the farm according to certain principles that mimic ancient management methods in order to achieve and preserve a rich nature.

We at Urnatur are passionate about conveying how you can do it – and why it’s so important – and because it’s fun!

We hope and believe you get more out of your stay attending our courses, workshops and guided tours, .

Hope we can spread our knowledge, motivation and fascination – Hope YOU will come :)