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Active rehabilitation post-disturbance aims to establish vegetation with the species diversity commensurate to the pre-disturbance environment.

Since the arrival of the dingo in Australia 4000 years ago, wild dogs have been a part of the Australian landscape.

This multifaceted project ultimately aims to improve the suitability of the Kables Sands Plant site to native frog populations in an attempt to increase amphibian biodiversity in the region.

> Watch Tatiana Trofimova's video (International Award Ceremony 2014, prague Czech Republic) The project’

We want to estimate biodiversity on the territory of the quarry and adjacent territories, on basis of the studying of species diversity of indicator groups of animals:

We propose to use the Beez quarry as a model for biodiversity integration into human activities.

Zapojení života na Břidle – Příklady možností obnovy přírodního prostředí lomu Mokrá Náš projekt je situovaný

A Chess Board for Wild Bees. The aim of our project is to design a blueprint for the establishment of ‘wild bee pastures’ in disused limestone quarries.

WLTCS encourages progressive rehabilitation and incorporation of the closure plan of the Wazo Hill quarry with a focus to the proposed camp site and trails.