Currently in the Ketliker Skar nature reserve, Friesland, a monotone forest exists with only a few different types of tree species. These forests are not adapt for the effects of climate change, therefore, together with Trees for All, we are planting 25 different species of trees and shrubs. By planting different types of species, the forest will be more resilient against forest fires and diseases.
Read more here about the project: Species-rich and future-proof forest in Frisia – Trees for All
Hotels for Trees supports various (re)forestation projects across the globe. These projects are selected in cooperation with forestation partner Trees for All, ReForest Now en Arbor Day Foundation.
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