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Acer campestre

Ribes rubrum

Quercus petraea

Crataegus monogyna

Carpinus betulus

Frangula alnus

Ilex aquifolium

Betula pendula subsp. pendula

Corylus avellana

Sambucus

Tilia cordata

Ligustrum vulgare

Viburnum rhytidophyllum

Salix cinerea

Prunus avium

Poplar

Rhamnus cathartica

Tilia platyphyllos

Viburnum lantana

Cette saison, les projets seront principalement de plantation de haies simples avec un mélange d'une trentaines d'essences locales et adaptées au sol. Les haies bocagères sont reconnues pour leurs nombreux atouts : elles protègent les terres des vents, limitent l'érosion des sols, favorisent le bien-être animal et enrichissent le paysage. À terme, les plantations permettront d'améliorer les trames vertes sur le territoire du Nord. En fonction des projets, les arbres amélioreront la qualité de vie des troupeaux et protégeront les cultures. Ils contribueront également à la lutte contre le réchauffement climatique grâce au stockage du carbone.

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CLEAN_WATER_AND_SANITATION

DECENT_WORK_AND_ECONOMIC_GROWTH

CLIMATE_ACTION

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Contributes to the mitigation of the greenhouse effect and influences precipitation patterns and the local microclimate.

Preservation of local biodiversity by providing suitable habitats and resources.

Supports human well-being, by providing resources, income, education, and supporting recreation and heritage.

Influences the quality and integrity of the soil-water system, and the cycling of water and nutrients.

In the Hauts-de-France region, the association Les Jardins du Cygne, which specialises in planting hedges, works with local authorities, associations and private individuals.

This season, several projects, mainly involving the planting of simple hedges, have been launched in the Hauts-de-France region. Trees from around thirty different species have been planted. Hedgerows are recognised for their many benefits: they protect the land from wind, limit soil erosion, promote animal welfare and enrich the landscape. Ultimately, the plantations will improve the green infrastructure in the North. Depending on the project, the trees will improve the quality of life for livestock and protect crops. They will also help combat global warming by storing carbon.

2025-2026_Chaumeil 2 (19)_France

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Pseudotsuga menziesii

Larch

Acer pseudoplatanus

L'objectif de ce projet est de restaurer une forêt résineuse dépérissante par la plantation d'un mélange d'essences plus résilient. Situé dans le sud-ouest du parc naturel régional de Millevaches, le massif des Monédières était autrefois couvert de bruyère et de moutons, avant son boisement résultant de la déprise agricole des années 1960. Le secteur souffre aujourd'hui des plantations monospécifiques, encourageant d'autant plus à introduire des mélanges d'essences. L'objectif sur le long terme est de gérer cette forêt en couvert continu (sans coupe rase), en veillant au maintien de la diversité des essences et de leur patrimoine génétique local.

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Corrèze is a heavily wooded department, with 45% of its surface area covered by forests or small wooded areas (compared with an average of 31% in France). This high percentage is due to agricultural abandonment, which encouraged the afforestation of unused land. A large number of softwood trees have been planted since the 1930s, particularly Douglas fir in recent decades. Today, Corrèze has some of the largest and most productive softwood stands in France.

The aim of this project, located in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region, is to restore a dying softwood forest by planting a more resilient mix of species. Located in the south-west of the Millevaches Regional Nature Park, the Monédières massif was once covered in heather and sheep, before it was afforested as a result of the agricultural decline of the 1960s. The area is now suffering from monospecific plantations, which is all the more reason to introduce mixed species. The long-term objective is to manage this forest as a continuous cover (without clear-cutting), while ensuring that the diversity of species and their local genetic heritage are maintained. This plantation will recreate refuges for local biodiversity while combating global warming by storing carbon in the newly planted trees.

2025-2026_Rosiers-d'Égletons (19)_France

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Larix decidua

Ce projet vise à restaurer une forêt dépérissante ainsi qu'une friche laissée à l'abandon par son ancien propriétaire. En périphérie du parc naturel régional de Millevaches, ce propriétaire regroupe différentes parcelles plus ou moins abandonnées, afin de recréer des espaces forestiers plus importants et cohérents. Il profitera ici de l'hétérogénéité du terrain pour implanter les différente essences, aux endroits les plus adaptés. Petit à petit, la connectivité entre les massifs forestiers du secteur se complètera, permettant ainsi une meilleure expression de la biodiversité locale, en plus de la fonction de séquestration de carbone de la forêt.

The aim of this project is to restore a dying forest and an abandoned wasteland left by its former owner. On the outskirts of the Millevaches Regional Nature Park, the owner has grouped together various more or less abandoned plots in order to recreate larger, more coherent woodland areas. He will take advantage of the heterogeneity of the terrain to plant different species in the most suitable locations. Gradually, the connectivity between the woodlands in the area will be enhanced, allowing local biodiversity to be better expressed, in addition to the forest's carbon sequestration function.

2025-2026_Noailles (60)_France

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Cedrus atlantica

Quercus pubescens

Chequer tree

Velilla sp.

Fagus sylvatica

Ce projet situé sur la commune de Noailles permettra de renouveler une zone touchée par la chalarose. ce renouvellement comportera du cèdre, du tilleul à petite feuille, du chêne pubescent et sessile, de l'alisier torminal, de l'orme de lutèce et du hêtre. Ce mélange apportera de la résilience au boisement ainsi que de nouveaux habitats pour la biodiversité. Pour conserver la trame de vieux bois, des ilots de vieillissements sont conservés à distance des chemins.

Noailles is located in the department of Oise, 15 kilometres south of Beauvais. It is a very agricultural community, which will benefit from the improved diversity of tree species.

This project, located in the commune of Noailles, will renew an area affected by chalarosis (a pathogenic fungus). This renewal will involve planting cedar, small-leaved lime, downy and sessile oak, blackthorn, elm and beech. This mixture will make the woodland more resilient, making it more resistant to insect attacks and climatic hazards. The newly planted trees will recreate areas for biodiversity while improving the structure and fertility of the soil. To preserve the old-growth woodland, patches of woodland are also being kept away from the paths. Once restored, the forest will help combat climate change by storing atmospheric carbon.

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Ceque

Le propriétaire souhaite étendre sa forêt grâce à ce boisement de 3ha qui comportera un mélange de chêne pubescent, de merisier et de cormier afin d'apporter de nouvelles essences et rendre résiliante cette parcelle. Ce mélange sera également très intéressant pour la faune local puisque la présence de fruit permettra d'assurer le couvert pour de nombreuses espèces.

This project is located between Troyes and Auxerre, in the Champagne Humide region. The plots are currently meadows formerly used for agriculture, located on the edge of the forest. The owner would like to expand the woodland, giving priority to oak, with wild cherry and corm trees as companion species. The aim is to create a forest cover that will encourage biodiversity to thrive and move around on this plot of land, which is in the immediate vicinity of two ZNIEFFs (Natural Areas of Ecological, Faunistic and Floristic Interest).  The trees will help combat global warming by storing carbon and improving soil structure and fertility. 

2024-2025_Mornay_71 Saône-et-Loire_France

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Acer platanoides

Taxodium distichum

Ces parcelles sont aujourd'hui en impasse sylvicole avec aucune régénération ni aucuns semenciés capables d'assurer la régénération de ces zones. aujourdhui le propriétaire souhaite reboisé en mélange avec du chêne sessile, du charme, de l'érable plane, du merisier et du cyprès chauve afin d'obtenir un peuplement plus résiliant et à terme des parcelles en gestion irrégulière.

This project is located in Haute-Saône, 50 kilometres north-west of Maçon in the Bourdonnais and Charolais forest region.

These plots, located in Saône-et-Loire, are currently at a silvicultural impasse. No regeneration or seedlings have been able to establish themselves in these areas, which are currently very poor. The owner therefore wishes to reforest by planting a mixture of sessile oak, hornbeam, plane maple, wild cherry and bald cypress. This diversification of species will make the stand more resilient to the vagaries of climate and disease, and will enable irregular management to be established within the plots thanks to the different growth rates of each species. A diversified stand also encourages biodiversity. What's more, the newly planted trees will help combat global warming by storing carbon. 

2022-2023_Saint-Maurice-près-Crocq_RNA_23 Creuse_France

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Douglas

Bouleau

Érable sycomore

Chêne

Frêne commun

Hêtre commun

En Nouvelle-Aquitaine dans le Creuse, le massif se trouve en périphérie du PNR de Millevache, traditionnellement géré avec des rotations par coupes rases. C'était le cas sur ces parcelles il y a une vingtaine d'années jusqu’à ce que l'ancien propriétaire reboise en douglas. Le manque d'entretiens réguliers a partiellement compromis le développement des conifères, au profit d'autres essences pionnières. Le projet de régénération naturelle assistée repose sur l’identification et le détourage des plus belles tiges de douglas, de bouleau et de chênes. Un travail semblable est réalisé afin de valoriser les feuillus peu présents sur la parcelle. En outre, les taillis de noisetiers trop denses sont coupés afin de développer une régénération naturelle plus diversifiée. Enfin, si nécessaire, de l’érable viendra enrichir le massif. À terme, la forêt accueillera une faune et une flore locale riche, et contribuera à la lutte contre le réchauffement climatique grâce à son rôle de puit de carbone.

This project is located on the outskirts of the Millevaches regional nature park, traditionally managed with clearcutting rotations. This was the case on these plots about twenty years ago until the former owner reforested with Douglas fir. The lack of regular maintenance has partially compromised the development of conifers in favor of pioneer species.

In Nouvelle-Aquitaine, this assisted natural regeneration project aims to restore the diversity of a massif weakened by a lack of maintenance. 
The assisted natural regeneration project is based on the identification and cutting of the best Douglas fir, Birch and Oak stems and on developing hardwoods that are sparse on the plot. The coppices of Hazel, too dense, are also cut in order to develop a more diversified natural regeneration. Maple will be added to the massif if necessary.
Eventually, the forest will host a rich local fauna and flora, and will help to fight against global warming through its role as a carbon sink.

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The Envira Amazonia project is a REDD+ project designed by VCS and CCBS in the state of Acre, Brazil, which aims to protect up to 39,300.60 hectares of tropical rainforest by engaging a large landowner willing to forgo conversion of forest land to a ranching operation.

In addition, the Envira Amazonia project will simultaneously conserve a rich biodiversity and a wide range of ecosystem services, providing direct benefits to local communities and mitigate the release of million metric tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions over the years of the project.

The three main Project Proponents are CarbonCo, LLC (“CarbonCo”), Freitas International
Group, LLC (“Freitas International Group or Carbon Securities”), and JR Agropecuária e
Empreendimentos EIRELI.

Supports human well-being, by providing resources, income, education, empowerment, and supporting culture and spirituality.

Around 60 km southeast of Feijó town in the Brazilian state of Acre, the Envira Amazonia project runs along either side of the Jurupari river in the Amazon Basin. It takes roots on 200,000 hectares of land formerly owned by businessmen and sold in 2009 to forest management experts. The Envira Amazonia Property was historically used for rubber tapping and was an extractive area for natural forest products before these activities stopped due to the crash in rubber prices in the late 1980s. The paving of the main east-west highway in Acre in 2011 has greatly increased property values, and cattle ranching along this road corridor has thus expanded.

The Envira Amazonia REDD+ project is located in the state of Acre, Brazil, and aims to protect up to 200,000 hectares of tropical rainforest. By engaging landowners willing to forgo conversion of forest land to pastures, this project is expected to generate 1,2 million teq CO2 of annual emission reduction. The Envira Amazonia project also establishes alternative, sustainable economic opportunities for local communities that promote environmental stewardship and protect biodiversity. Moreover, rainforest conservation itself protects forest ecosystem services such as air and water filtration, water and nutrient cycle regulation, flood protection, and the spiritual and cultural value of tropical forests. Combined, these activities help discourage deforestation in the wider region.

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