Trees planting in urban areas to help increase the absorption of CO2

EYE 2016  Euroscola Opening

Workers cutting and burning bushes and trees

October 1978 - Trees felled behind the Batiment Tour Alcide de Gasperi for building the new hemicycle in Luxembourg

Workers cutting trees behind the Palace of Europe, Strasbourg, October 1978.

EP President Under the Japanese Cherry Blossom trees outside the European Parliament in Strasbourg

European Stars in the European Parliament in Strasbourg

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Forests are essential for our health and wellbeing, and the health of the planet. They are rich in biodiversity and are hugely important in the fight against climate change. The new EU forest strategy for 2030 is one of the flagship initiatives of the European Green Deal and builds on the EU biodiversity strategy for 2030. This Infoclip illustrates heathy and green forest, nature, undergrowth, deforestation, burn wood after fire forest, wood transformation and storage

Infoclip: Forest strategy

To illustrate the EU forest strategy and the EU project of planting 2 billon trees around Europe, we have filmed the initiative of Jane Goodall Institute Belgium for planting 18.000 trees in 3 locations in Belgium. This infoclip was filmed in Hoeselt region where they were planted 8800 trees on the 2/02 February.

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