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Reforestation of Vicenza Municipality

Positive impact generated

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271.63
kg of CO2e absorbed
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5
trees planted

Context

Italy Project

Vicenza afforestation area is in the south-western part of the municipality of Vicenza, a peripheral zone requiring the rehabilitation of woodland areas in order to improve biodiversity balance.

Stakeholders and local partners

Who are the key stakeholders?

Supporting Arbolia’s project, you concretely contribute to combat the negative effects of climate change, enhancing local measures of adaptation and mitigation and adding natural value to the surrounding landscape.

Objectives and approach

Creating forests within the Municipality of Vicenza, with the aim of creating natural areas, generating ecosystem services on the territory and storing atmospheric CO2.

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Objectives
Restoring a green area means creating the right conditions for the spread and growth of biodiversity species, like birds and pollinator insects, which are fundamental to keep ecosystems in balance. Making sure that their natural habitats are protected is fundamental to maintaining and increasing biodiversity. The development of new green spaces is a further effective way to support the development of new ecosystems.

Sustainable Development Goals

Supporting this project you’re contributing to the following SDGs:

11 Sustainable Cities And Communities
13 Climate Action
15 Life On Land

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