Die Wildnis Zuhause: Levi Fitze’s Alpine animal stories in Nottwil

This afternoon gives the images time to unfold through the photographer’s own stories. The mix of animal observation and the work behind each shot makes nearby wilderness feel worth a closer look.

Make time on Sunday afternoon for a closer look at the wild animals of the Swiss Alps. Levi Fitze brings Die Wildnis Zuhause to Schweizer Paraplegiker-Zentrum Nottwil, sharing his nature photographs in an Explora live talk. Lynx, wolves, stoats and grouse are among the animals whose lives he has spent time observing.

The photographs come with accounts of weeks spent waiting in mountain terrain, learning animal behaviour and trying again when an image doesn’t work out. Levi explores how wildlife copes with little food and changing temperatures, including hibernation and changes in coat colour. He also looks back at the boy with a camera whose curiosity grew into a life of nature photography.

The Nottwil performance is on 14 March 2027, 14:30–17:00; doors open at 13:45. On the official seating plan, reduced seats cost CHF 26, regular seats CHF 32 and best seats CHF 37, before discounts. Reserve a seat using the linked official ticket page. Advance sales are also available in Transa and Globetrotter branches. Door tickets are offered only if places remain and must be paid for in cash.