BIODIVERSITy
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Everyone can play a part in supporting biodiversity
The Park supports local residents in taking action to enhance biodiversity and preserve the landscape.
Plant fruit trees, native trees and hedgerows, create or restore a pond – welcome nature into your garden!
The Park supports these initiatives through financial assistance and expert advice, subject to available resources.
Plant fruit trees
Planting fruit trees offers the opportunity to enjoy delicious traditional fruit varieties while providing valuable resources for pollinating bees.
Plant trees and shrubs
Native shrubs are an attractive alternative to thuja hedges, enhancing the landscape while providing valuable habitats for numerous birds and insects.
Create or restore ponds
Ponds enhance green spaces and provide a refreshing touch. They also offer essential habitats for dragonflies and amphibians.
Target species
Each year, the Park focuses on one or more species from this list and develops a series of dedicated initiatives. In 2026–2027, the spotlight is on the brown trout, a species particularly sensitive to water quality in rivers and streams.
