The forest in Le Lesme, France, currently exists out of a monoculture forest. This means that the trees planted in this forest exists of mainly one or two species, like spruce trees. A forest will be less vulnerable to drought, pests, diseases and climate change if there is a variety of tree species. This will also ensure more biodiversity and a healthier soil.
The location is in the Normandy region, Northwest of France. It is close to the river, the Seine, and the forest is known for its hornbeam and oak trees. There are many extensive natural landscapes. Multiple walking trails are going through the forests, which creates a good recreational space.
For more information: Forest restoration in France (Le Lesme) – Trees for All
