Personal Information
Entreprise/Lieu de travail
Heidelberg Global
Secteur d’activité
Consumer Products
Site Web
www.quarrylifeaward.com/
À propos
A mining site provides a great variety of landscapes and habitats that present low disturbances from human activities. As a leading cement and aggregates producer, HeidelbergCement is committed to managing biodiversity during and after extraction. In more than 1000 quarries and pits worldwide we strive to promote the exceptional local flora and fauna. Through The Quarry Life Award and the participating projects, we aim to raise the knowledge of the biological value of mining sites and contribute to further enhancing it. You can help us reach that goal by joining the 2nd edition of the Quarry Life Award!
Mots-clés
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quarry
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landscape
restoration
nature
poland
limestone
education
environment
flora
rehabilitation
mining
habitat
germany
czech republic
research
nature trail
soil
wetland
reclamation
polska
deutschland
students
ecology
enhancement
community
concrete
sweden
slite
ukraine
russia
romania
natura 2000
fauna
kazakhstan
georgia
conservation
spain
ribnica
australia
ghana
united kingdom
bosnia
protection
birds
amphibians
reptiles
grassland
rspb
hanson
needingworth quarry
zheltokamenka quarry
green wall
clay
akcansa
natural campus
turkey
human
twiga cement
aquatic ecosystem
wazo hill
food web
hotspot
la medina
bat
carpatcement
wroclaw
nowogród bobrzański
seed bank
natural succession
architecture
canada
lehigh hanson
bedrock
geoecology
sechelt
caspicement
south shtepe
public awareness
indocement
mine area
indonesia
comics
heidelberg
leimen
species
farmers
rohrbach
invertebrates
kavtiskhevi
rock
genpool
bosnia and hercegovina
endemic plants
vegetation
natural habitat
wildlife
belgium
loen
grand prize
gorazdze
herpetofauna
natrix
jessen
spawining grounds
native amphibians
ecoquarry
youth
ecosystem
food waste
organic
vermicompost
animals
plants
tovacov
woodlands
bath spa university
whatley
engagement
framework
natural environment
nowogród
trail
netherlands
holland
recultivation
board game
tovačov
tovačov
tovačov
harvesting
tanzania
rainwater
reconstruction
gravel pit
land management
sustainability
topsoil
bee
benelux
nesting
spontaneous succession
sand pit
geotextile
pennisetum purpureum
lagoons
wading birds
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Entreprise/Lieu de travail
Heidelberg Global
Secteur d’activité
Consumer Products
Site Web
www.quarrylifeaward.com/
À propos
A mining site provides a great variety of landscapes and habitats that present low disturbances from human activities. As a leading cement and aggregates producer, HeidelbergCement is committed to managing biodiversity during and after extraction. In more than 1000 quarries and pits worldwide we strive to promote the exceptional local flora and fauna. Through The Quarry Life Award and the participating projects, we aim to raise the knowledge of the biological value of mining sites and contribute to further enhancing it. You can help us reach that goal by joining the 2nd edition of the Quarry Life Award!
Mots-clés
biodiversity
quarry
quarrylifeaward
quarry life award
heidelbergcement
landscape
restoration
nature
poland
limestone
education
environment
flora
rehabilitation
mining
habitat
germany
czech republic
research
nature trail
soil
wetland
reclamation
polska
deutschland
students
ecology
enhancement
community
concrete
sweden
slite
ukraine
russia
romania
natura 2000
fauna
kazakhstan
georgia
conservation
spain
ribnica
australia
ghana
united kingdom
bosnia
protection
birds
amphibians
reptiles
grassland
rspb
hanson
needingworth quarry
zheltokamenka quarry
green wall
clay
akcansa
natural campus
turkey
human
twiga cement
aquatic ecosystem
wazo hill
food web
hotspot
la medina
bat
carpatcement
wroclaw
nowogród bobrzański
seed bank
natural succession
architecture
canada
lehigh hanson
bedrock
geoecology
sechelt
caspicement
south shtepe
public awareness
indocement
mine area
indonesia
comics
heidelberg
leimen
species
farmers
rohrbach
invertebrates
kavtiskhevi
rock
genpool
bosnia and hercegovina
endemic plants
vegetation
natural habitat
wildlife
belgium
loen
grand prize
gorazdze
herpetofauna
natrix
jessen
spawining grounds
native amphibians
ecoquarry
youth
ecosystem
food waste
organic
vermicompost
animals
plants
tovacov
woodlands
bath spa university
whatley
engagement
framework
natural environment
nowogród
trail
netherlands
holland
recultivation
board game
tovačov
tovačov
tovačov
harvesting
tanzania
rainwater
reconstruction
gravel pit
land management
sustainability
topsoil
bee
benelux
nesting
spontaneous succession
sand pit
geotextile
pennisetum purpureum
lagoons
wading birds
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