Pilot sites are places where we test in practice how Pannonian species can perform under current conditions in urban green spaces and the wider landscape. We trial different seed mixtures, establishment methods and management approaches, and monitor how the vegetation develops and how it responds to drought, stress and climate change. The pilot sites connect research with real-world application and help identify functional and resilient solutions for practice.
At each site, you will find an information board with basic details and a link to its more detailed description here on the website.
How to use the map?
Navigating the map
You can navigate the map in the usual way:
• zoom in and out using the mouse wheel, by double-clicking, by pinching on a touchscreen, or using the +/- buttons in the top left-hand corner
• move around the map by holding the cursor and dragging, or by swiping with your finger on a touchscreen
If you get lost on the map, tap the house icon in the top left-hand corner.
Selection of a pilot site and additional information
Clicking on the Salvia icon will display a summary table containing basic details about the site. Here you will find the site name, its code, site category (type of treatment) and basic geographical information. The summary table also includes a link to the site details page, where you can find detailed information about the pilot site.