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Habitat Restoration Solutions

We are leading Pan-European experts and innovators in the conservation of moths and butterflies, focusing on restoring their natural habitats. Our contributions have been instrumental in supporting institutions that oversee protected areas. Additionally, our team comprises engineers, urban planners, and architects.

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By restoring ecosystems and reintroducing native species, we reduce the environmental impact of degraded and transformed areas and contribute to their reclamation and revitalization.

Solar Farms

Our innovative solutions are designed to address the unique needs of our clients.

All Quarries

We take a personalized approach to ensure that every plan receives tailored support and guidance.

Railway Lines

Our team is dedicated to providing superior expertise service and ensuring complete plan.

Open-pit Mines

With our expertise and commitment to excellence, we consistently deliver best results.

Recent Projects Showcase

Explore our latest achievements in our Recent Projects Showcase, where we highlight our most cutting-edge work. Reach out to us for further information or to join our mission.

Expansion and Revitalization of the Skotniki Górne Nature Reserve

Expansion and Revitalization of the Skotniki Górne Nature Reserve” project aims to address the encroachment of vegetation and ensure the conservation and sustainable management of the reserve’s unique natural resources.

Partnership Network: Environment for Development

Polish government project coordinated at the Ministry of Climate and Environment by the Department of Climate Change Adaptation and Urban Policy. We are a part of a team dedicated to biodiversity.

Save Ripartii

The project involves planting Onobrychis viciifolia Scop., a crucial plant for conserving the endangered and legally protected butterfly Polyommatus ripartii in Ponidzie, Poland.

Quarry Reclamation

We are designing former quarry sites into specialized habitats under the Nature Restoration Law, to provide vital habitats for endangered butterflies and other flora and fauna.

Citizens education

We launched the „Poznaj Motyle” brand to educate the Polish residents about native butterfly and moth species, emphasizing their ecological significance and the urgent need for conservation.

SCIENCE

Our Journey Through Scientific Publications

With passion and dedication, we strive to make significant contributions to the scientific world, expanding the boundaries of knowledge and comprehension.

Since our first publication in 2006, our research has been featured in numerous scientific journals across Europe, including Poland, Croatia, Germany, and Austria.

Each paper is a testament to our rigorous methodology, innovative approaches, and dedication to advancing knowledge within our field. The influence of our research is evidenced by the growing number of citations our work receives. Each citation signifies the value and importance of our contributions to the scientific community, as our findings support and inspire further research and development. We take pride in the recognition our work has garnered and remain committed to producing high-quality, impactful research.

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Explore our latest news

In addition to our scientific publications, we regularly share articles focusing on butterflies and moths. These resources are freely accessible to all individuals. We invite you to share them across social media platforms as a means of fostering meaningful conversations regarding critical environmental issues.

Xerophilous-grasslands

About 18% of all butterfly species in Central Europe inhabit gypsum, chalk or limestone grasslands. While these habitats are quite common over the Mediterranean, they become rarer, more isolated…

Railway lines – a way to restore biodiversity

In 2015, the Italian Journal of Zoology published a scientific article entitled „Railway tracks can have great value for butterflies as a new alternative habitat”, in which two Polish…

25 years later – Summary

It transpired that urban areas which were suburban 25 years ago have not only seen a decrease in the number of butterflies from 158 to 135 but also a…

25 years later – bloom

On May 3, 2023, we conducted the second field visit as part of the „25 years later” series. Our goal was the same small mixed forest near the flood…

25 years later – after overwintering

What were some of the positive observations made during the field visit in the mixed forest near the floodplain meadow within the city of Łódź as part of the…

25 years later

We decided to dig out notebooks from our archives and present them to you. Moreover, we plan to visit the same places, at the same time in 2023, to…

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