About 30 people, including many children, gathered in Holzem to build a large insect hotel. It was erected in the “a Frounert” nature area. The participants were guided by members of the Commission for Energy Transition, Environmental Protection and Sustainable Development.
The atmosphere was great, and everyone worked hard to fill wooden boxes with various natural materials. Everyone shared the same goal: to provide a nice habitat for insects and thereby help protect the environment. The committee chair and alderman, Ed Buchette, was delighted by the strong turnout and provided insights into the municipality’s flora and fauna.
After a little over an hour, the nine compartments were finished and installed in the prefabricated wooden structure with the help of Ed Buchette and alderman Roger Negri, who also took part in this wonderful initiative. Now all that remains is to wait for all the “rooms” in the new insect hotel to find their occupants.
