19 insect houses installed in Rēzekne Municipality for environmental education
Nineteen insect houses have been installed in the Malta territorial unit of Rēzekne Municipality as part of an Environmental Protection Fund project, serving both as shelter for insects and a tool for environmental education.
New environmental education installations have been set up in the territory of the Malta administrative unit in Rēzekne Municipality. Nineteen insect houses were installed as part of a project supported by the Environmental Protection Fund.
The structures are intended to serve two purposes. On the one hand, they provide shelter for small insects in need of safe places to nest or hide. On the other hand, the insect houses act as a practical learning tool, helping people observe nature and better understand ecological processes.
The project contributes to broader efforts to promote environmental education in the region. By making these installations publicly accessible, organisers hope to give local residents and visitors an opportunity to learn about the role of insects in ecosystems and their importance for biodiversity.
Placed in publicly accessible locations, the insect houses are designed for both nature observation and educational activities. Although they are relatively small additions to the landscape, they can have a meaningful impact on how people perceive and interact with the natural environment. The initiative is an example of how simple solutions can help raise environmental awareness and support biodiversity.
