British media: "Walking" forests composed of 1000 trees change the appearance of Dutch cities

The British "Guardian" August 4th article, the original title: "Walk" forest composed of 1,000 trees changed the appearance of the Dutch city. It is not like a marathon, more like a jog. Since May of this year, the Dutch volunteers have helped them "jogging" on 1,000 local trees in wooden boxes in the wooden box. The leafy beef trees, oak trees, and elm trees winding forward on the streets of Lubine have brought people a greener future.

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The project is called Bosk, which means "forest" in the local Fisslan. BOSK is the crystallization of landscape designer Bruno Doidis and his long -term collaborator Jopu Murd. It was born in the article "Planet Paradise" in Dordens 2021. This article questioned the relationship between human beings and nature, and Domedins said: "Now what human beings do like they don't want to clean up the room. We need to grow up and don't make everything go. We need to care about the around us. surroundings."

The more trees in the urban environment, the lower the surface temperature. A study shows that urban trees can reduce the surface temperature by 12 ° C in summer. This project is very critical in a constant heating world.

The first stop of the "walking" route is the square outside Luzudden Railway Station. "These trees brought tranquility, and people immediately felt relaxed." When the "walking" forest was quiet, the trees were set up. Some hotels provide guests with picnic baskets so that they can relax their bodies and minds in the shade.

The 1,000 trees of the BOSK project are composed of 60-70 local species, including beef trees, elm, maple trees, etc., and are planted in 800 wooden boxes. Each tree here has a QR code to introduce detailed information such as species, average life and favorite soil types. When trees need to be watered, the soil sensor reminds the city's gardening team. "These trees have received the best care in the world."

The project has received strong support from the locals, and people who are regardless of age, gender and background voluntarily help the trees to "walk". A local beer factory even developed a special beer -Boskbier. For a bottle of beer, the beer plant will donate a dime for the national tree planting project. Managers in other city centers in the Netherlands have also come to inspect.

Dordenus said that citizens like these trees very much and hope they can stay. He smiled and said, "We created a 'walking' forest, but people want us to stay in place."

After 100 days after August 14, that is, the "walking" forest "walking", these trees will be planted in all corners of the city, including some low -income communities, because there is no green plant. The goal of Frosnia is to reduce the loss of waste, pollution and biodiversity by 2025, and become the most important region of the European Union. Although this is not easy, Doyenus is full of hope. He said: "If trees can" walk ', we can change. "

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