Building a Wildlife Corridor in Switzerland
17 Apr 2012
Volunteers from the Thomson Reuters Global Resources (TRGR) office in Baar, Switzerland spent some time working the earth to create a new habitat for wildlife. The TRGR team worked tirelessly alongside volunteers from Birdlife International’s Zug office and planted over 1200 trees and shrubs comprised of 25 different varieties that are all native to this part of the country. The resulting hedge habitat connects a meadow to an adjacent woodlot and will provide a benefit to wildlife for many years to come. It’s a great example of a local environmental partnership. It’s also been an impressive display of teamwork and industriousness. I think everyone was surprised at how much has been achieved in one day. Tim Nixon shot the video below on site:
