Institut TerraFelix
Institut TerraFelix, Verein zur Förderung und Erforschung vitaler Zusammenhänge
Gmunden, Austria
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Institut TerraFelix is a non-profit association based in Gmunden, Austria working on science & research, environment & climate, health +1 more.
Institut TerraFelix is a registered, non-profit association (Verein zur Förderung und Erforschung vitaler Zusammenhänge) based in Gmunden, Austria, and active mainly in the German-speaking region. It conducts studies on soil, water, building biology and healthy living environments, including bioenergetic and vitality-focused approaches. Its work includes research projects, public lectures, workshops and regular member meetings. It also runs a tree sponsorship campaign, Baum rettet Mensch, and offers membership for supporters who contribute to its research.
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AgroFelixStudie
Environment & Climate
Research into soil regeneration and regenerative, bioenergetic agricultural methods.
AquaFelixStudie
Water & Sanitation
Study of water quality using water crystallisation and other holistic analysis methods, including water in Austria.
VitaFelixStudie
Health
Research into the vitality of living spaces and measures for harmonising water, soil, electrical and environmental factors.
Großgenughaus-Projekt
Community development
Research into building concepts and residents' needs for living with nature.
Baum rettet Mensch
Environment & Climate
Campaign promoting tree protection and a tree sponsorship (Baumpate) scheme.
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