During July and August, the Brezoi Living Lab brought together researchers, students, artists, and local partners to map biodiversity, rediscover traditional orchards, and turn ecological knowledge into action.

85 located observations of the zigzag clover in Nekala neighbourhood

This June, MyVillages / Rural School of Economics joined the Brezoi Demo Case for a week of art, conversation, and shared exploration of local landscapes and community life.

Samples create a baseline to monitor soil health also in Brezoi.

Aim is to better understand how local conditions change after implementation of restoration measures.

Part of the fieldwork involved carefully searching, with hunched backs, for caterpillars hidden within the bundled clover leaves

In April, activities kicked off at the TERRRA Living Lab.

Mapping the occurrence of zigzag clover helps, as it is the food plant of the moth

First microclimate sensors were installed regardless of hard soil

As many species as possible will be recognized in teams of volunteer scientists in Borgerhout over the weekend!