The Swiss Rhone valley is a marshy former floodplain that is predominantly given over to intensive agriculture today. In its downstream section, close to Lake Geneva, the areas available and the soil profiles offer considerable potential for ecological networks with real biological added value. Local growers are our primary partners when it comes to addressing the biodiversity challenge.
Ecological networks in the Chablais valaisan region
Biodiversity measures in the agricultural plain along the Rhone
Domain
Conservation
Unit
Agricultural Habitats
Topic
Species Recovery, Habitat Promotion
Habitat
meadows and pastures, farmland, wetlands
Project start
2014
Project status
ongoing
Project management
Emmanuel Revaz
Project region
Valais
Employees
Species concerned
Unit
Agricultural habitats
We promote wildlife-friendly agriculture with more high-quality and better-connected habitats, fewer artificial fertilisers and fewer pesticides.