During the second visit and #biodiversitymonitoring at the quarry ‘Clastra’ in Italy, E.C.O.’s vegetation experts Tobias Köstl and Daniel Wuttej came across several natural gems.
On the pictures you see Clinopodium acinos, Saponaria officinalis, Veratrum nigrum. Parts of the former quarry grounds were recultivated into an orchard with fruit trees. They also paid visit again to the chestnut groves and observed a Mantis religiosa.
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- Biodiversitymonitoring clinopodium acinos gewoehnlicher steinquendel – © E.C.O.
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- Biodiversitymonitoring europaeische gottesanbeterin mantis religiosa – © E.C.O.
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- Biodiversitymonitoring exabbaubereich – © E.C.O.
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- Biodiversitymonitoring kastanienhain – © E.C.O.
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- Biodiversitymonitoring kastanienhain – © E.C.O.
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- Biodiversitymonitoring rekultivierte halde mit obstbaeumen aufgeforstet – © E.C.O.
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- Biodiversitymonitoring saponaria officinalis gewoehnliches seifenkraut – © E.C.O.
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- Biodiversitymonitoring schwarzer germer veratrum nigrum – © E.C.O.
Articolo pubblicato il 13 September 2021
