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REWISA-Network: Symposium for Nature Restauration
According to the restoration plan, degraded habitats in the EU are to be restored to a good condition by 2050.
The REWISA network offers the opportunity to discuss the wide range of work required in this area at a specialist conference and to celebrate what has already been achieved. The conference highlights the variety of approaches, ranging from the legal framework to specific implementation measures. High-calibre speakers from Austria and neighbouring German-speaking countries will share their diverse experiences.
Further information:
https://www.rewisa-netzwerk.at/aktuell-wissenswert/fachtagung-wir-und-unsere-lebensraeume/
Summer is holiday time. Give your robotic lawnmower a break, too.
Robotic lawnmowers can be a problem in the garden, especially if they’re used incorrectly. As it’s often the case, it’s us humans ourselves who are responsible for whether or not there are insects in our garden.
However, if you follow a few tips, your garden can become a haven for insects even with a robotic lawnmower:
• Leave patches of grass unmown.
• Only let the robotic lawnmower run during the day.
• Buy a robotic lawnmower that is suitable for a larger lawn than yours and can cope with tall grass – that way, you can mow as infrequently as possible.
• Adjust the mowing times to suit the weather.