Harsin - Belgium
Forest restoration and creation
Harsin is a Belgian village located in the Walloon region in the province of Luxembourg.




The project aims to restore and diversify a former monoculture plot. The spruces were between 20 and 30 years old and unfortunately affected by the bark beetle. Three years before the first cut, the Walloon region had sent out a warning that the bark beetle was present in a neighboring plot. After careful analysis of the trees in the plot, 400 affected trees were removed. The following year, the same observation was made, the extent of the damage was greater, and a new cut was made, ending up with a sanitary cut of all the spruces following the increasingly rapid invasion of the parasite. Three species instead of one will be planted here.
- Diversification - Planting in alternating rows of species





