Participating projects in

Needingworth Quarry is the location for an exciting wetland restoration project arising from a collaboration between Hanson and the RSPB.

Our aim is to create an innovative restoration concept for the abandoned parts of a limestone quarry in Central Europe. As example we have chosen the HeidelbergCement quarry "

The main goal of the project is to study invertebrate biodiversity and possibilities of its restoration in the quarry, adjacent territories and recultivated lands.

Birds are representing an important indicator of state environment. In Bosnia and Herzegovina birds are investigated systematically around 150 years. Up to this time,

We visited the Oktyabrskoye Open Pit on Thursday the 19th of April with Samal Dumanova. It was very Interesting, we met the quarry manager,

Invasive species as a treat to local biodiversity: integrated approach on Buddleja davidii and Cyprinus Carpio in an educational trial,

SUMMARY OF THE PROJECT The main objective of this research is to integrate beekeeping as a sustainable and collaborative tool for biodiversity and livelihood enhancement towards the restora

This research initiative intends to promote biodiversity in quarry rehabilitation thereby introducing a Constructed Wetland (CW) system to treat onsite generated domestic wastewater and impounding