Dr Carolyn Jewell - HeidelbergCement - A global look at what HeidelbergCement is achieving for biodiversity - IQ Inspiring for Generations Conference 2017

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This document discusses HeidelbergCement's efforts to manage biodiversity at its locations around the world. It notes that HeidelbergCement has a global biodiversity policy and guidelines, aims to define minimum biodiversity management standards in quarries and pits, and has sustainability commitments for 2030. It also describes HeidelbergCement's in-house ecologists, employee training on biodiversity, partnerships with organizations like BirdLife International, and biodiversity projects at various locations including restoring mangroves in Indonesia, controlling invasive species in Israel, and reforestation in Ghana.

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A global look at what HeidelbergCement is
achieving for biodiversity
Dr Carolyn Jewell
19th October 2017

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HeidelbergCement – Integrating Biodiversity
HeidelbergCement Group
N°1 in aggregates N°3 in ready-mixed concrete N°2 in cement
 3,030 locations in around 60 countries worldwide
 60,000 employees
 Cement capacity 197 million tonnes (incl. joint
ventures)
 Aggregates reserves 19 billion tonnes
Over 140 years of experience in aggregates and cement production as well
as in downstream activities
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HC Biodiversity- Dr C. Jewell

Biodiversity management at HeidelbergCement
 Global biodiversity policy, guidelines & KPIs
 First company of its sector to publish
an “Internal Guideline for biodiversity management in
quarries and pits
 Aims to define minimum standards
 Sustainability Commitments 2030
 Biodiversity management plans
 Operations supported by a team of in-house ecologists
 Training for our employees
 Partnerships:
 Partnership with BirdLife International
 Partnership with local NGO’s / Universities
 Quarry Life Award
 Emerging topics - Invasive alien species
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HC Biodiversity- Dr C. Jewell

Biodiversity Projects @ HeidelbergCement
 Banksia Woodland – Perth, Australia
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HC Biodiversity- Dr C. Jewell

Biodiversity Projects @ HeidelbergCement
 Mangrove restoration – South Kalimantan, Indonesia
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HC Biodiversity- Dr C. Jewell

Biodiversity Projects @ HeidelbergCement
 Invasive Alien Species control - Israel
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HC Biodiversity- Dr C. Jewell

Biodiversity Projects @ HeidelbergCement
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HC Biodiversity- Dr C. Jewell
 Tern Islands – Czech Republic / Poland

 Managing temporary wetlands - Germany
Biodiversity Projects @ HeidelbergCement
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HC Biodiversity- Dr C. Jewell

 Reedbed Creation – Needingworth, UK
Biodiversity Projects @ HeidelbergCement
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HC Biodiversity- Dr C. Jewell

Biodiversity Projects @ HeidelbergCement
 Reforestation - Ghana
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HC Biodiversity- Dr C. Jewell

 Species monitoring - Alberta, Canada
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Name of presentation - author
Biodiversity Projects @ HeidelbergCement

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HeidelbergCement – A Win-Win for Business and Nature
Contact:
Quarries: ideal places to promote biodiversity!
Thank you
Any questions?
Carolyn Jewell
Biodiversity & Natural Resources Manager
Global Environmental Sustainability
Carolyn.Jewell@heidelbergcement.com

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