Participating projects in

Land degradation is due to several factors including human pressure. Human activities lead to decreased productivity of farmland and biodiversity.

Mining sites occupy vast areas of arable land. After extraction, soils of these sites become poor and can’t improve plants yields. Mining activities destroy natural habitats,

This project is about habitats connectivity in the Sika-Kondji career influence area. Indeed,

The extraction of materials in the quarry "Áridos Sanz" generates new aquatic habitats, which create opportunities for colonization of different species, such as otters and water voles.

Social awareness about how our acts affect Nature is increasing.

Quarry Microbiome Observatory is a project that shows the importance of microbiological communities in environmental processes, underlining it role in restoration of degraded lands.

Currently, amphibians are one of the most concerning taxonomic groups because of their conservation status. Habitat destruction and alteration,

The objective of this project is to design a Guide for the Management of Sand Martin (Riparia riparia) in Gravel Pits.

Information about natural processes is crucial in the context of biodiversity conservation. It is also necessary to determine potential factors of biodiversity reducing.