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Did you know? This notion is tied to the so-called Sustainable Development Goal 13: ‘Climate Action’, emphasizing that sustainable choices, such as using renewable resources or energy-efficient materials, are timeless actions to combat climate change.
This inspires us to prioritize sustainability not just as a trend but as a lifestyle and principle. It reminds us that sustainable choices — and responsible consumption — are enduring and beneficial for individuals, communities, and the planet! Individual actions (like mindful use of water, energy, and resources in general, or reducing waste) inspire others and create a culture of sustainability. Personal responsibility fosters accountability at all levels, showing that everyone has a role in combating climate change!
Scharnitz is recognized as a "water community." This designation highlights the village's strong connection to water, both in terms of its natural resources and its cultural and economic significance, as well as its commitment to preserving water quality, managing resources sustainably, and supporting biodiversity around its aquatic ecosystems. The waters around Scharnitz are known for their ecological importance and beauty. For example, the source of the Isar River is located in the Hinterautal valley, approximately 13 kilometers east of Scharnitz. This area, also known as "bei den Quellen," features multiple springs that converge to form the Isar River. While you are here, check it out and take a dip in the wild waters!
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Check out our sustainability facts. We have put a lot of effort into designing our property sustainably and contributing to a greener future with every possible means.
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