The development of nature in the city has become a priority for many economic players. Faced with the growing urban pressure that is having a heavy impact on wildlife, more and more urban planners, developers, architects, landscapers, etc., made aware of the steep decline in birds and small mammals, are recommending in their projects and renovation work the installation of nest boxes, shelters and shelters made of wood concrete to compensate for the loss of natural nesting sites.
To meet the exponential demand for replacement habitats, Nat'H Nature-Harmonie is constantly increasing its production to bring back birds, bats 🦇 , hedgehogs... 🦔 , wild bees 🐝 ..... into our landscape.
Reconciling two opposing worlds: minerals and biodiversity!
Buildings: a real opportunity
By integrating replacement nest boxes into buildings during construction, renovations and rehabilitations, the destruction of natural cavities is offset and the ecological benefits are immediate: return of species, restoration of a balance in ecosystems and reintroduction of Nature into the city, a factor of well-being and public health!
A sustainable development policy
It is based on 7 pillars:
- Low carbon wood concrete nest boxes
- Integration of living things into buildings
- Urban biodiversity
- Bird protection
- Resilient and sustainable city
- Man-Nature Relationship
- Public health
