Buildings in Europe are starting to include deliberate space for wildlife, from bird and bat cavities to district-scale habitat corridors. One of the most biodiverse examples is a French school whose planted concrete envelope has recorded 207 plant species and 138 animal species since its opening in 2014.
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Mga gusali sa Europa, nilalagyan ng tirahan para sa hayop

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Sa ilang proyekto sa Europa, isinasama na sa disenyo ng gusali ang espasyo para sa ibang species, mula sa lungga para sa ibon at paniki hanggang sa habitat corridors. Pinakamatibay ang datos mula sa isang paaralan sa France: mula 2014, naitala roon ang 207 species ng halaman at 138 ng hayop.

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