Participating projects in

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.

The aim of this project is to promote conservation of two keystone species; the White-clawed crayfish and the European Water vole. The native White-clawed crayfish is on the Red

This project will develop and extend the vegetation and habitat assessments of the Ecological Features and Management Plan for the proposed Natural Temperate Grassland of the Victorian Volcanic Pla

The heterogenic and dynamic habitats in quarries offer important substitute habitats, especially for threatened species. The quarry “Walhalla Kalk” in Regensburg

Our team of researchers and students from the Department of Biological Sciences, University of Zielona Góra have found ourselves in the group of five finalists of the Polish edition.

The project focuses on the biodiversity development promotion through endangered plant communities creation, which could be transferred along with the quarry mining front.

Cílem našeho projektu je navrhnout pro vybrané území taková opatření, jež podpoří místní biodiversitu a zá

“Topsoil Characterization for Sustainable Rehabilitation Work” seeks to identify soil properties in the topsoil stockpile at Akosombo and how best it can support the different plants,