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Project benefits

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They take part to the projects

Number of Reforest'actors : 73

Christine PERIE

has planted 1 tree

sellerie Bodinel

has planted 23 trees

Fabrice Espinet

has planted 21 trees

sellerie Bodinel

has planted 23 trees

Gilles Fournil

has planted 3 trees

Gilles Fournil

has planted 3 trees offered by elisabeth Jame

Céleste Cornu

has planted 250 trees

Gilles Fournil

has planted 1 tree

Gilles Fournil

has planted 1 tree offered by Alice LE CARRE

Hoffmann Green Cement Technologies

has planted 4000 trees

Gilles Fournil

has planted 1 tree

Gilles Fournil

has planted 1 tree offered by Christine Staehle

Project description

Support the reforestation of this declining plot with Reforest'Action and Alliance Forêt Bois! 

The project at a glance

Number of trees to be planted: 5,000 plants
Planting area: 4.15 hectares
Species planted: Douglas fir, maritime pine
Type of project: reforestation of a declining plot
Planting date: spring 2020

Background information

This 4 hectare plot is located at an altitude of 600 metres. It was occupied by a monospecific stand of Douglas fir. However, although the site station shows good characteristics for the growth of this species, the lack of rainfall in recent years has caused significant decline. Thus, in the best preserved areas, Douglas fir will be replanted. In the most affected areas, it will be replaced by maritime pines. 

In this project, particular attention is paid to the choice of species according to very local characteristics. The objective is to create a stand that is both dynamic and resistant to climatic hazards, pathogens and possible insect attacks. Thus, a permanent habitat will be created for biodiversity. The production of timber, useful in particular in construction, will also make it possible to store carbon in a sustainable way.

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