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The seven international winners - Biodiversity & Education: Communicating Boxes
Spanish students and their teachers chose a creative approach to biodiversity in quarries. After thorough research, they prepared wooden boxes as display cabinets. Read more
The seven international winners - Habitat & Species: The evaluation of different restoration methods
Italian researchers from the University of Milano-Bicocca dedicated their QLA project to assessing the success of different restoration methods in quarries. Read more
The seven international winners - Beyond quarry borders: restoring degraded wetland in France
Naturally functioning wetlands provide a variety of benefits and services for people's livelihoods and well-being. They are also extremely rich in biodiversity. It is all the more alarming that the degradation of wetland has become a global problem. Read more
The seven international winners - Biodiversity Management: An international award for protecting micro-bats
Due to their appetite for insect pests, micro-bats are valuable assistants when it comes to securing and increasing agricultural and forest productivity. The financial value of their work is estimated to billions of dollars per year. Read more
The seven international winners - Grand Prize: quarries as habitat for endangered pollinators
The alarming decline of populations of bees and other pollinators has gained more and more public attention over the last years. Actions need to be taken on all levels to stop and reverse this development. So the question arises: How can businesses contribute to the safeguarding of pollinators? Read more
