Animals relocated
Wild bee paradise should also inspire schoolchildren
Stunted biotope in Vogelweide Park gets a sandarium. The animals were relocated this week.
Kronen Zeitung als bevorzugte Google-Quelle hinzufügen 28 years ago, a biotope was created in Villach's Walter-von-der-Vogelweide-Park, which is surrounded by the school center. Due to its proximity to the adjacent children's playground, it had to be fenced off. The pond has recently become completely overgrown.
Villach's Deputy Mayor Sarah Katholnig: "The fence should always remain for safety reasons." It was therefore decided to create a sandarium. "This is an artificial nesting place for wild bees. They don't sting and don't produce honey," says Karin Kugi, deputy head of the urban greenery department.
The sandarium is being built under the supervision of horticultural technician Carmen Dietinger and gardening experts. Small animals have already been relocated. Kugi: "It's not just a breeding ground for wild bees, other insects and lizards will also feel at home." The island is being built with sand, clay, dead wood and rootstocks.
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