A home in the stone wall

submitted by Kullegg San Nikola – Skola Dun Manwel Attard Wardija : Aiden Sciortino 
campaign: YRE Entry
dissemination(s): school media
Proof of dissemination: Click to view
Dissemination description: The picture was uploaded on the school’s facebook in an album named YRE 2026
sustainable development goal(s): life on land
filed under One Take Photo Photos


This photo shows insects and snails living inside a rubble wall. The small gaps between the rocks create tiny homes where these animals can hide, rest, and stay safe.
Rubble walls are very important for nature because they provide shelter for many small creatures like snails, spiders, beetles, and insects. These animals help the environment by breaking down dead plants, improving the soil, and being food for other animals like birds. In many places, old rubble walls are removed or replaced with smooth concrete walls. When this happens, many small animals lose their homes. We can help protect these creatures by taking care of rubble walls and natural spaces. Even small places like stone walls can be full of life.