Monceaux-Sur-Dordogne, France

Actions
  • Social impact / Awareness
  • Pollination
  • Habitats
  • Water conservation
20%

40820 m²

restored out of 204100 m²

€21.10 Select the number of m2

Why we need to protect and conserve forest biodiversity

Support all life on Earth

Forests are home to a multitude of our planet’s incredible plant and animal life. In fact, 80% of the Earth’s terrestrial biodiversity is found in forests.

Adapt to climate change

Healthy ecosystems are less exposed to the danger of natural hazards and better prepared for the impact of extreme weather events.

Protect plants and animals

More than 1 million animal and plant species are in danger of extinction. By protecting their habitats, we help them survive.

About the project

About the project

This offer is all about protecting and promoting biodiversity in the Monceau sur Dordogne forest in France. The goal is to preserve the forest while creating an engaging and interactive way to raise awareness about its importance. It aims to educate both children and the general public about the site’s birdlife and forestry challenges while also providing safe habitats for birds and bats. As part of this effort, the forest will become an official LPO (Bird Protection League) refuge. Additionally, biodiversity monitoring will help track and understand how the ecosystem evolves over time.

Our actions

Field trips by an ornithologist

Selection of nest box sites where there is an identified habitat deficit Installation of nesting boxes Monitoring before and after the work using a protocol from the Natural History Museum with the addition of a participatory science programme. Inventories are carried out by identifying bird songs.

Raising awareness of issues related to biodiversity

Creation of an interactive educational trail Workshop to raise awareness of biodiversity issues for schoolchildren and the general public

Monitoring of wild pollinators

Setting up surveys of the wild bees present on the site Establishment of melliferous species adapted to the environment and to the present and potential pollinators

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