These new installations complement the existing facilities in the city's six LPO (Ligue pour la Protection des Oiseaux) certified parks, which include birdhouses, bat shelters, and wildlife refuge areas. These actions contribute to preserving natural balances and fostering coexistence between nature and the urban environment.
The installation of insect hotels is part of the city's commitment to protecting living organisms. By increasing habitats for wildlife, Rueil-Malmaison continues its concrete actions for local biodiversity.
Beyond its environmental value, this project highlights the skills of the CFA apprentices. They are applying their learning in a concrete project that is beneficial to their community and meaningful, demonstrating the City's commitment to fostering local partnerships and supporting vocational training.
A win-win project: apprentices develop their skills, the city acts for biodiversity, and nature finds its place in the heart of Rueil-Malmaison!
