AT CROSS HILL, WE PLANTED 120 AVENUE TREES, 35 LANDSCAPE FRUIT TREES, AND DOZENS OF SHRUBS.

A STEPPE PLANT COLLECTION, WHICH IS LOCATED ABOVE THE SUPPORTING GABION WALLS, IS ALSO INCLUDED IN THE PLANTINGS. A UNIQUE FEATURE IS AN ARTIFICIALLY CREATED NESTING WALL FOR THE EUROPEAN BEE-EATER.

THE ENTIRE BIOCENTER IS INTERWINED BY GRAVEL PATHS THAT ARE USED BY VISITORS.

THE IMPLEMENTATION LED TO THE EXPANSION OF THE EXISTING BIOCENTER TO AN AREA OF 8.5 HECTARES. THERE HAS BEEN AN INCREASE IN THE ECOLOGICAL STABILITY OF THE AREA. BIODIVERSITY HAS INCREASED, AND THE AREA NOW ALSO PROVIDES HABITATS FOR VARIOUS FAUNA REPRESENTATIVES.