Tomorrow’s solutions have their roots in the past.
What we call “wild” today was, for thousands of years, an integral part of stable ecosystems.
In the face of climate change, traditional, close-to-nature methods are gaining new relevance – not out of romantic nostalgia, but because their effects can now be measured and scientifically verified.
Grazing by hardy animals, richly structured landscapes, and the finely tuned interaction between people and nature demonstrate how successful restoration can be achieved.
At the Wild Solutions Park, we invite you to rediscover these paths – vivid, engaging, and forward-looking.
In Asparn an der Zaya, within the Leiser Berge Nature Park in Lower Austria, a special place is taking shape: the Wild Solutions Park. Here, nature is not only preserved but actively shaped. The project combines the protection of endangered species with concrete climate action – and opens up new perspectives for the region.

United for Tomorrow
“This project not only brings greater diversity to the landscape, but also new perspectives for the region – especially for agriculture,” says Monika Langthaler, Director of The Schwarzenegger Climate Initiative. “It shows that nature conservation can be innovative, bold, and close to everyday life, and we want to explain even more clearly why natural biodiversity is so crucial for the survival of humankind.”
– Monika Langthaler, Director der The Schwarzenegger Climate Initiative
“As a museum of prehistory, culture, and historical awareness, it is our central mission to bring the history of this region to life and to make regional identity tangible. Through our collaboration with the Wild Solutions Park, a unique educational and experiential space is being created – one that connects past, nature, and future, and provides a strong impetus for cultural education and sustainable tourism.”
– Christoph Mayer, Geschäftsführer der WMB Weinviertel Museum Betriebs GmbH (MAMUZ)
For us, the Wild Solutions Park represents living change – a symbiosis of nature, culture, education, research, and business that shows regional, ecological, and economically viable action is not only possible, but forward-looking. What makes it truly special is that so many different institutions, solutions, and opportunities for development are working together on a shared vision – with measurable results and genuine added value for the region.
– Jennifer Kraus, Green Bridge GmbH
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