Participating projects in

In the course of quarry exploitation a lot of blasting works are made, which eventually release a certain amount of nitrogen oxide. It can be used for the hydrobionts development in ponds,

Develop ecological technologies for the future using of the territory of Zheltokamenka quarry as depositary "The red list plants" and as “Green lesson”

“The only possibility to protect endangered species from extinction is preserving the biological communities and the ecosystems they are part of” (N. Boscaiu, 1985).

The project is implemented at the gravel pit “Nowogród Bobrzański” localized in the river valley of Bóbr in the southwestern Poland.

The inspiration to participate in The Quarry Life Award competition is to search for alternative refuge sites for wild bees.

The project is aimed at generating a manageable and sustainable framework of biodiversity which is consistent with the reality of ‘La Medina’ quarry.

One of the main challenges in achieving the overall goal of land reclamation- achieving safety and stability on reclaimed mined lands - is how to control the erosive forces of rain and runoff that

Wazo Hill quarry is a site where limestone was mined by Twiga Cement Industry for cement manufacturing. Being previously extracted,

Aquatic ecosystems are hot spots of most terrestrial biodiversity. They interact with their surrounding terrestrial area through food web and habitat resources.