The two organisations have celebrated 10 years of their biodiversity partnership, which has seen the restoration of over 1000 hectares of priority habitat.

The two organisations have celebrated 10 years of their biodiversity partnership, which has seen the restoration of over 1000 hectares of priority habitat.

CEMEX decided to collaborate with the RSPB in 2009 because of the organisation’s huge conservation knowledge, experience and expertise, and scale and willingness to work in a trusted partnership, to lead the industry in terms of biodiversity and conservation efforts.

This relationship prioritised the conservation of rare and endangered species on CEMEX land. Biodiversity Action Plans (BAPs) are now in place at high priority CEMEX sites, with new projects being started at other quarries.