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Chautagne

Reforest'action invites you and the Onf to restore this parcel of land that has been affected by global warming
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Project benefits

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They take part to the projects

Number of Reforest'actors : 127

Compagnie des Alpes

has planted 946 trees

Compagnie des Alpes

has planted 431 trees

aurelie coche

has planted 1 tree offered by

Delph Vi VI

has planted 1 tree offered by Compagnie des Alpes

Daniel Lalouette

has planted 1 tree offered by

frederic granger

has planted 1 tree offered by

ENEDIS

has planted 6000 trees

Veronique Hugonnier

has planted 1 tree offered by

MAX D

has planted 1 tree offered by Compagnie des Alpes

Jeremy ANTHONIOZ

has planted 1 tree offered by

Anne Dubois

has planted 1 tree offered by

Amandine DEVULDER

has planted 1 tree offered by Compagnie des Alpes

Project description

Participate in the planting of species adapted to climate change

The project at a glance

  • Number of trees to be planted: 8,000
  • Planting area: 10ha
  • Species planted: 80% sessile oak, 15% local black poplar cutting, 5% verifiable birch
  • Type of project: planting of species adapted to climate change
  • Planting period: Winter 2018-2019

Context and benefits

The Chautagne National Forest is the largest public forest in France. It plays an essential hydrological role in regulating Rhône floods.

It inhabits a Natura 2000 classified wetland recognized for its rich biodiversity.

Unfortunately, in recent years, the soil has dried up and tends to settle. Indeed, the Rhone is becoming more and more dammed and no longer supplies enough water to the groundwater table. In addition, drought episodes due to global warming have only exacerbated the phenomenon. Faced with this situation, the trees in the poplar grove are struggling to adapt and are gradually declining.

For several years now, the Onf we are supporting on this project has been involved in a vast restoration project, including a campaign to plant species more adapted to the current context.

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