This project is important because it actively supports local biodiversity by creating safe, thriving habitats for insects and small mammals. Many species such as hedgehogs, wrens, and solitary bees are declining due to habitat loss, pesticide use, and urban development. By imitating natural processes and increasing plant diversity, the project helps restore the balance of local ecosystems.

The habitats created through this project provide shelter, food sources, and breeding spaces for essential species that play a crucial role in pollination, pest control, and soil health. In turn, this strengthens the overall resilience of the environment and contributes to a healthier, more sustainable landscape.

The goal of the project is to increase local biodiversity by creating and improving habitats for insects and small mammals. It aims to teach practical, hands-on techniques that mimic natural processes, such as increasing plant diversity and building structural features like shelters and layered barriers.

Through these actions, the project seeks to attract and support species such as hedgehogs, wrens, and solitary bees, while empowering people to implement simple, effective conservation solutions on their own land.

Getting your hands dirty!

Hands-On Learning: Gain practical experience in how to increase bidiversity in a landscape. You’ll learn both the principles and techniques.

Community Building: Connect with like-minded individuals who share a passion for sustainability and nature. Work together, share ideas, and build lasting relationships.

Fun and Rewarding Experience: Participate in a meaningful project that benefits both people and the planet.

Yes absolutly!

At the end of the festival you will be provided by materials from which you can learn more on how to trasfer the knowladge and build your own small wildlife habitats or which plants to cultivate on your own land.