Climate
Newly Planted Deciduous Trees to Slow Wildfires on Veluwe
Nature conservation groups are planting deciduous trees on the Veluwe to reduce wildfire risks, as these species retain more moisture and spread fire slower than needlewood. This initiative responds to recent fires, including one at a military training ground, aiming to protect recreational areas where up to 5,000 people stay and providing new food sources for wildlife during the gradual transition.
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