Within the framework of the ambitious Life Scrubnset project, several innovative measures have been implemented on pilot farms with the aim of promoting the conservation and restoration of scrubland, an essential ecosystem for biodiversity and environmental sustainability. These actions are aimed at improving habitat conditions and fostering harmonious coexistence between nature and human activities in rural areas.
Measures implemented on the pilot farms include the construction of ridges, the installation of enclosures, the use of gabion structures, the creation of scrub islands, the implementation of pond and drainage plantings, the implementation of infiltration ditches or Swales, the construction of rabbit enclosures and corridors, and drip irrigation.
These actions, implemented on the Life Scrubnset pilot farms, reflect an integrated and collaborative approach to scrubland conservation and restoration. The results so far underline the importance of adopting sustainable practices to protect these valuable ecosystems, which will benefit both biodiversity and local communities.
In future news, we will dive deeper into each of these measures, explaining in detail their purpose and expected benefits in terms of bushland conservation and promoting environmental sustainability. Stay tuned!