The "Marais de Grendel" nature reserve, located on the Belgian-Luxembourg border, is home to exceptional biodiversity within a protected wetland. To ensure its long-term viability and improve public access, renovation work is necessary. These interventions, estimated at €60,000, aim to preserve this cross-border natural heritage.

Under the high patronage of HRH the Hereditary Grand Duke, the Fondation Hëllef fir d’Natur is launching its major annual planting campaign on Thursday, November 14. Initiated by the Fondation Hëllef fir d’Natur in 1992, National Tree Day (JNA) marks the annual launch of a fundraising and awareness campaign aimed at encouraging public and private bodies, as well as citizens, to plant trees and shrubs, which are essential elements for biodiversity in both rural and urban areas. on the red list of threatened species, moving from "least concern" to "near threatened". Indeed, in recent years, a massive decline in hedgehog populations has been observed across Europe. If the negative human impact on hedgehogs continues, there is a risk that this species will soon be reclassified as "endangered".
