US EditionPromote Urban Biodiversity with Re-Naturalized Corks - SEO/BirdLife
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We value the key role of tree corks as urban microhabitats that contribute to the re-naturalization of cities and the well-being of citizens. Pinto en Verde continues to advance in its milestones and objectives. Together with the town hall of Pinto, and with the funding of European PRTR funds managed by the Biodiversity Foundation, we work to transform the urban environment through solutions based on nature. One of the most visible and effective…
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