At the edge of the site, we’ve established three insect hotels – piles of branches and brushwood that create small, natural ecosystems.
These hotels provide shelter and breeding grounds for wild bees, beetles, ladybirds, earthworms, and other beneficial insects that need safe places to live. Different materials and cavities attract different species, allowing many insects to thrive.
It’s a simple and effective way to integrate nature care into our daily operations – while actively supporting local biodiversity.
