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What happens to water when we lose the forest?
Take the 100 largest cities on our planet: when we think about their taps, most people picture huge technological plants or artificial reservoirs. The truth…
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From tourists to stewards: Regenerative Tourism to protect nature
Have you ever walked along a famous trail or visited a dreamy beach only to find yourself surrounded by a suffocating crowd, with endless lines…
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How does chlorophyll photosynthesis work?
Learn how chlorophyll-based photosynthesis works, why half of the world’s oxygen comes from the ocean, and how to support scientific reforestation with WOWnature.
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Reforestation: what it is, benefits and how to take part in real projects
Discover what reforestation is, how it works, the benefits for climate, biodiversity and soil, and how to take part in real projects to protect forests.
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How much CO₂ does a tree absorb and why is this important
At WOWnature, we are often asked: “How much CO₂ does a tree absorb?”. Understanding this figure is crucial because carbon dioxide absorption is one of…
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When is the best time to plant a tree?
Have you ever wondered why we don’t plant trees in the middle of August or in the depths of winter? Many people think that planting…
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Is snow good for trees?
Snow, silent woods, snow-covered mountains. A scene we associate with winter and nature’s rest. But beneath that white blanket, in the woods and reforested areas,…
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What role do trees play in relation to water?
Water is a vital resource, but it can become dangerous when the land is unable to manage it. On 4 November 1966, Florence was a…
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WOWnature: Italian leader in the European “3 Billion Trees” campaign
Three billion trees by 2030: European Green Deal to plant trees and protect forests and biodiversity The European Union has launched an ambitious initiative: to…
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Can artificial intelligence save the forests?
In recent years, artificial intelligence (AI) has revolutionised numerous sectors, from medicine to industry. But can it really help save forests and improve their management?…
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How do we fight the diffusion of barkle bee?
The bark beetle epidemic is devastating Alpine forests, especially those of Norway spruce. To limit the damage, an integrated approach is needed that includes monitoring,…
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How to increase CO2 storage in forests
Learn how we can increase the CO2 storage of existing forests through responsible forest management interventions such as selective thinning and species selection. We take…