Landscape and nature first: Their powerful ecology become the project’s driving force. The result unfolds as promise: The initiation of a process that makes the future of Keldur fertile and resilient. A manual which inspires to discover opportunities, to manage uncertainties, to explore scopes of options. * "Spatial variation in landscape structure, also called habitat patchiness, arises from naturally occurring environmental heterogeneity (for example, variation in soil chemistry or soil moisture), as well as from anthropogenic causes (such as forest clear-cutting or agricultural land conversion)." from: Ecology of Fragmented Landscapes, by Sharon K.Collinge.