Independent conservation initiative
NATURASCHUTZ.CH is a personal conservation initiative dedicated to lynx, local ecosystems, adaptive renaturation, ecological articles, and visual storytelling through photography and film.
NATURASCHUTZ.CH defends an independent approach to conservation rooted in field observation, scientific reasoning, ecological integrity, and a free commitment to biodiversity protection.
Latest news
Recent field reports and scientific notes are highlighted
A publish-ready field report by Benjamin Clemencon and NaturaSchutz.ch documenting probable territorial establishment of Castor fiber along the Ergolz River near Liestal, with recommendations for monitoring, coexistence, and riverine ecosystem restoration.
A multilingual field-based essay by Jérémie Rabiot on how connectivity, seasons, habitat interfaces, and territorial models help anticipate red deer presence in Swiss mountain landscapes.
A cautious field-based analysis of potential large carnivore movement in the Ämpächli sector above Elm.
A restoration case study combining drone mapping, biodiversity monitoring, ecological subdivision, and NaturaSchutz DB.
Quick Access
The website is structured to give direct access to the main themes, projects, and tools of NATURASCHUTZ.CH.
Founder profile, independent philosophy, scientific background, and the identity of the initiative.
Open AboutForest continuity, wildlife corridors, fine-scale territorial reading, and micro-geographical monitoring.
Open LynxLangenbruck, Chilchzimmersattel, Jura landscapes, corridors, structure, and ecological sensitivity.
Open EcosystemsAdaptive restoration, biodiversity analysis, drone mapping, and field-based ecological management.
Open RenaturationEcological writing, scientific reflection, field analysis, and independent conservation publications.
Open ArticlesNaturaSchutz DB, wildlife monitoring, thermal drone detection, and applied conservation tools.
Open ServicesPhilosophy
Founded by a scientist and field practitioner, NATURASCHUTZ.CH was created from the conviction that biodiversity must be defended with seriousness, independence, and long-term commitment.
Open to dialogue and collaboration, the initiative remains free in its judgment and guided only by one central aim: the protection of wildlife, habitats, and ecological resilience.
Read our philosophyAreas of Action
NATURASCHUTZ.CH brings together species protection, ecosystem understanding, adaptive renaturation, ecological writing, visual storytelling, and applied conservation tools.
The lynx occupies a central place within the initiative as a species linked to habitat continuity, forest integrity, ecological balance, and the protection of wildlife corridors.
Explore the lynx sectionLangenbruck, Chilchzimmersattel, and the wider Jura landscapes form a central territorial focus where biodiversity, movement corridors, and ecological pressures require close attention.
Discover the ecosystemsAdaptive renaturation is approached through ecological reality, monitoring, habitat quality, and practical field decisions shaped by living systems rather than rigid formulas.
Read about renaturationEcological articles and reflections bring together field knowledge, scientific perspective, local analysis, and a broader public language for biodiversity protection.
Open articlesProjects
Projects connect ecological understanding, place-based reflection, habitat protection, and restoration practice in real territories.
Adaptive renaturation in a quarry landscape, with attention to habitat improvement, biodiversity monitoring, ecological coherence, and NaturaSchutz DB.
View projectA key territorial focus where wildlife movement, forest continuity, ecological corridors, and conservation awareness come together in a field-based proof of concept.
View projectMedia & Services
NATURASCHUTZ.CH combines ecological communication with practical field-oriented tools that support monitoring, restoration, and biodiversity protection.
Photography, Instagram, and YouTube extend the initiative through visual language, documentary direction, and ecological storytelling.
Explore mediaApplied tools include wildlife monitoring, NaturaSchutz DB, and the development of field methods such as drone-assisted thermal detection.
View servicesContact
NATURASCHUTZ.CH welcomes serious exchanges related to wildlife, ecosystems, restoration, monitoring, and conservation analysis.
