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As part of its partnership with Astredhor Seine-Manche, ECT visited the Saint-Germain-en-Laye plant. The current experiment analyses different plots, vegetated with topsoil or fertile substrates produced by ECT . The protocol analyzes the development of perennials and lawns.  3 three types of fertile substrates were tested: marl-limestone, silty-clay and sandy-loam. This visit was an opportunity  to take stock of the situation. Initial results on different types of fertile substrate appear to be quite conclusive.

As part of its partnership with ECT, the Crécelles paragliding club in the Yvelines region of France was able to acquire a brand-new two-seater paraglider in early 2021. In October, the club, in collaboration with the Thermique Francilien club, organized a day of discovery for people with disabilities.  Around twenty people, mostly in wheelchairs, took advantage of this initiative. ECT is delighted to have been able to contribute to this initiative. 

Biodiversity training and awareness for ECT field teams Why and how can we take action for nature, both in our everyday lives and on ECT sites? Bernard Chevassus-au-Louis, President of Humanité et Biodiversité, took part in 2 training sessions. The aim is to raise awareness of the diversity of living things by understanding what makes up this biodiversity. What is the respective place of mammals, vertebrates, insects and microbes? What are the exchanges in natural environments? And to better understand the preservation needs of living beings. These mornings of learning and sharing are complemented by original discovery walks on our

October 21, 2021, the Union Nationale des Entreprises de Valorisation joins the Fédération Nationaledes Travaux Publics. The Board of Directors of the Fédération Nationale des Travaux Publics (FNTP) has voted unanimously to approve the membership of the Union Nationale des Entreprises de Valorisation (UNEV), making it the 17th public works trade union to join the FNTP. UNEV is the union to which ECT belongs. Read the press release

ECT opens a new site in Lens (62), on avenue de Van-Pelt. The aim of this site is to transform a former industrial site into an urban forest. This rehabilitation is part of a local and environmental dynamic: reserve and create large green spaces by planting 8,000 trees, integrate biodiversity issues into the project, Limit exposure to nuisance from the A21 freeway. This new natural area will be developed using inert soil excavated from local construction sites. The expected duration of the earthworks is 3 months. To access the Lens site, you need to be validated by ECT’s reservations department.

Proposing a new communal green space On July 26, ECT opened a new excavated soil reception site in the Seine-et-Marne department, in the commune of Iverny to be precise. The aim of this site, which recycles inert soil from local building sites, is to create a landscaped sports area. This project is “eco-conceived” with the commune of Iverny. The aim is to offer a new communal space focused on nature and sport. This 8,700 m² park is open to all, and features a tree-lined promenade and fitness trail. Key figures Project start date: July 2021 Duration of soil contributions: one

ECT opens a new site in Seine-et-Marne, at Iverny (77) The purpose of this site is to create a landscaped sports park. This will create a new communal space focused on nature and sport. The park will be built using  inert soil excavated from local construction sites. The expected duration of the earthworks is one month. To access the Iverny site, you need to be validated by ECT’s reservations department. The site will also be equipped to scan e-unloading slips, as part of our full dematerialization and land traceability initiative. For all information on site access conditions: address, land accepted,