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The Southwest of Western Australia is a global biodiversity hotspot that has been extensively cleared since European settlement resulting in the widespread fragmentation of native vegetation.

Destroying prejudice against raw material extraction, while learning lots of exciting things about biology, geology and even history! That is the goal of our 'Quarry Project'.

A very peculiar flora and fauna developed in mining sites.

The common tern is a type of bird which originally bred on gravel islands in large flowing rivers.

Our society has changed more and more over the past century. A lot of people may not always realise the harm that they are doing to the planet and their way of life,

Our aim is to provide an inventory of the bees and wasps as well as their feeding and breeding habitats in the quarry of Wiepenkathen. In order to register all species,

The main objective of the project is the long-term conservation of the current high level occurance of the strictly protected amphibian species midwife toad (Alytes obstetricans) and natterjack toad (

We developed a flexible scientific protocol to study restoration and biodiversity monitoring sites in partnership with local educational institutions.

Grizzly Bears (Ursus arctos) are a threatened species in Alberta and are often considered to be an indicator of ecosystem health. Along the eastern slopes of the Rocky Mountains in Alberta, Canada,