Our environment builds up its biodiversity by making the best use of its resources while respecting the equilibrium of its natural surroundings. This model of exemplary organization can well serve as inspiration and model fo our modern societies in order to prevent too many resources being used, wasted or polluted; and to meet the needs of humanity while preserving the future of the planet.
As the Partner in Vinyls, SolVin understands the importance of biodiversity and has been engaging for more than ten years in sustainable development through its involvement in biodiversity missions. Our environment is to be perceived as a model of sustainability. The idea is to keep this model in mind as a guide to a sustainable management of our resources and the reuse and recycling of materials, the metaphor goes as far as to offering the human community the full benefits of an innovative, multifunctional, profitable and reliable product.
Using its expertise in the field of PVC, SolVin provided the “SolVin Bretzel” device to the Canopy Raft Operations.
The Cap Masoala mission The mission took place in the Masoala National Park, one of the few places in the world that hasn’t been exploited by the human being. More >>
The IBISCA mission The IBISCA mission (an acronym for Investigating the Biodiversity of Soil and Canopy Arthropods) invited the SolVin Bretzel for a new scientific adventure in northern Panama. More >>
The Santo mission The Santo 2006, called Biodiversity in a state of emergency, was the largest worldwide international scientific mission on biodiversity ever. More >>
The mission in Mozambique and Madagascar This mission took place in 2009-2010, to enhance the knowledge of the biodiversity of the most threatened regions of the world (Mozambique and Madagascar), containing the highest number of species, in order to better protect them. More >>
The Madang mission The next mission will take place in Madang (Papua New Guinea). Moreover, the study of climate changes will help implementing a “sustainable tourism” by training the local actors. More >>
