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The project aim is the inventory and investigation of biodiversity of entomo- and arachnofauna.

Pollinators are estimated to pollinate an astonishing 80% of all plants on earth, including 30% of all crops grown (Schowalter 2016). Bumblebees and solitary bees, collectively known as wild bees,

The aim of this project is to increase the biodiversity of Aru-Lõuna limestone quarry and to create novel ecosystems using various innovative methods.

Currently, most of the quarry rehabilitation decisions rely on limited knowledgebase and are made with unestablished methodologies. Ideally, decisions are based on various environmental,

Since ancient times, mankind has sought to journey to get new knowledge and experience. Now we know about Herodotus, Aristotle, Strabo, whose thirst for knowledge led through distant lands.

Limestone and clay are extracted In Zhovtokam'yanskomu quarry.

From ecological point of view, abandoned quarry is a piece of wildlife disturbed by mining. It hardly could be restored in exactly same form that existed here before due to altered relief,

Our goal is to remedy the quarry progressively and create a naturalized landscape with ecological diversity.