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In February 2020, the local council approved the “Vadoz hums” project for the next four years. It aims to promote biodiversity by promoting biodiversity on agricultural areas, on the edges of forests and in private gardens. The municipality offers residents free advice from experts.
Insect mortality in Liechtenstein
The biological diversity of plants and insects has been declining worldwide for years - also in Liechtenstein. Monocultures and increasing land consumption are reducing the habitat of bees, butterflies and other insects. But these make an important contribution to our food supply by pollinating wild and cultivated plants and thus securing harvests. The protection and promotion of species diversity and biodiversity are central tasks for the future. With the Vadoz hums project, the community wants to make a sustainable contribution. The Objectives of Vadoz is buzzing
Increase in the diversity of insect and flowering plant species as their food source
Enrichment of biodiversity on municipal and agricultural areas, on the edges of forests, built-up areas and in private gardens
Raising awareness of the population through environmental education and public relations.
This is how it works
Fill out the registration questionnaire: Available at reception or as an online form.
The community will contact the person interested and arrange two hours of counseling.
If they decide to take part, they will receive a pre-certificate as part of Vadoz hums.
They will receive support within four hours of advice.
Report the progress in their garden by sending photos to the community.
They will then receive a certificate for your help in building regional biodiversity.
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