
Spectri supported maintenance of flowers faced with extinction, as presented in the Red Book of Georgia, by identifying and recording their genofund. A plant inventory and foraging expeditions were carried out in Kutaisi. The project identified the places for flower exploration by determining the reasons for reduction in their quality. Plants were preserved through recultivation and later returned to wildlife.
A booklet was published on the variety, importance and protection of flowers such as Polygonatum multiflorum, Cyclamen colchicum, Taxus baccata L., Galanthus and others. Television programs were prepared about the problem of blossoming plant devastation as presented in the Red Book, and information about the expedition results reinforced public awareness.
Other Projects

Protect Citizens from the Negative Environmental Impact of Kutaisi Metallurgical Works
funded by EWMI-GPAC, 15.03.2013-15.07.2013, GEL 8.300
Pure Rioni – Pure Black Sea
funded by UNDP-GEF BSERP, 01.11.2006-10.09.2007, USD 8,000
Ecological Education for Children
funded by The Horizonti Foundation, 1999, USD 2,998
Fostering Waste Management at a Local Level
funded by the US Embassy Democracy Commission, 1.09.2015-30.07.2016, USD 20.757
Waste Composting in Kutaisi
funded by Royal Netherlands Embassy in Georgia, 1.09.2006-1.09.2007, GEL 16,890