Scientist & environmental specialist
NATURASCHUTZ.CH is grounded in scientific reasoning, ecological analysis, and a rigorous approach to biodiversity and habitat protection.
About
An independent voice for biodiversity protection
NATURASCHUTZ.CH is a Swiss conservation initiative founded by Benjamin Clémençon, scientist and environmental specialist, and dedicated to wildlife, ecosystems, adaptive renaturation, ecological articles, and visual storytelling through photography and film.
Introduction
Founded on scientific reasoning, field practice, and independent ecological commitment, NATURASCHUTZ.CH brings together biodiversity protection, habitat restoration, territorial observation, and conservation communication within one coherent initiative.
Founder Profile
A pluridisciplinary scientific and field-based approach
The strength of NATURASCHUTZ.CH lies in the combination of scientific training, environmental field work, adaptive restoration, biodiversity monitoring, digital tool development, and independent ecological investigation.
Field conservation practice
Practical work includes habitat management, invasive species control, biodiversity-supporting structures, and direct engagement with the ecological reality of landscapes.
Adaptive restoration
Restoration is approached through continuous observation, ecological feedback, habitat assessment, and practical decisions shaped by the living dynamics of each site.
Biodiversity monitoring
Field observation, camera traps, species recording, data collection, and ecological interpretation all contribute to a deeper understanding of biodiversity and ecosystem resilience.
Origin
Why this initiative exists
NATURASCHUTZ.CH was created from a simple conviction: biodiversity must be defended with seriousness, independence, and long-term commitment.
Over time, it became clear that meaningful conservation often requires the freedom to observe, question, document, and act without external influence. NATURASCHUTZ.CH was founded to give that freedom a coherent scientific, ecological, and public form.
Areas of Expertise
From field ecology to digital conservation tools
NATURASCHUTZ.CH reflects a broad ecological competence that unites scientific rigor with practical field application.
Restoration & renaturation
Adaptive restoration methods are applied to degraded sites with the aim of improving habitat quality, biodiversity, and long-term ecological resilience.
Zunzgen restoration work
Particular attention has been given to Parcel 1988 in Zunzgen, where adaptive restoration methods were developed around observation, drone mapping, and species monitoring.
View projectNaturaSchutz DB
NaturaSchutz DB is a digital conservation application created to support biodiversity data management, ecological monitoring, and restoration-oriented field analysis.
Explore servicesWildlife and lynx research
Independent research on lynx behavior and micro-geography in Baselland complements broader ecological work through the study of movement patterns, habitat interactions, and territorial logic.
Explore lynxPhilosophy
Independent, rigorous, and guided by ecological integrity
NATURASCHUTZ.CH stands for a conservation approach that places ecological truth above influence, comfort, or conformity.
Scientific seriousness
Observation, interpretation, and ecological reflection remain grounded in rigor and attention to complexity.
Freedom of investigation
Independence is essential when observing wildlife, analysing habitats, and expressing ecological concerns with honesty.
Collaboration without dependence
NATURASCHUTZ.CH remains open to dialogue and collaboration while preserving full independence of judgment.
Commitment to transmission
Articles, photography, film, and educational communication all contribute to making biodiversity more visible, understandable, and meaningful.
Public Identity
A complete conservation identity
NATURASCHUTZ.CH brings together complementary dimensions of conservation within one coherent public identity.
Lynx and wildlife
Species protection, habitat continuity, forest integrity, and the ecological meaning of wildlife presence.
Ecosystems and territory
Landscapes such as Langenbruck and Chilchzimmersattel are treated as living ecological systems with structure, pressure, movement, and value.
Renaturation
Restoration is understood as a living process shaped by observation, monitoring, ecological response, and field practice.
Media and services
Writing, photography, film, digital tools, and applied services all support one central aim: the protection of biodiversity and ecological resilience.
Contact
Open to dialogue, grounded in independence
NATURASCHUTZ.CH welcomes exchanges, collaborations, and conservation dialogue with all those who place biodiversity and ecological integrity first.
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