Rescue for Hameln's trees: planned pruning on Thiewall

Von Kl Redaktion

tree protection in Hameln: City plans drastic measures to save weakened linden

Hameln faces a challenge in relation to the preservation of its city trees. The city's tree experts have found that several linden trees in the urban area show significant signs of weakness. The upcoming campaign could have far -reaching consequences for the local community.

The trees concerned

Specifically, it is four winter linden trees on Thiewall and a silverlinde on Erichstrasse. These trees are known as important green lungs in the city, which not only contribute to improving air quality, but also offer living space for numerous animal species. The planned measures focus on maintaining these valuable natural monuments that are now significantly weakened.

planned pruning measures

In order to give the damaged trees new life energy, the city provides for a stronger pruning. The crown of the most affected tree is cut by two thirds, while the other four linden trees will lose about 20 to 30 percent of their crowns. The aim of these drastic cutting measures is to enable the trees to push out again and to regain their vitality.

causes of damage

The city administration has identified various causes of the weakening of the trees. An essential factor could be the size of the tree slices, which are considered too small. This ensures that rainwater only insufficiently reaches the roots. Experts also point out that the heat backparts of a neighboring building could play a stressful role in the growth and health of the trees.

meaning for the community

The importance of this situation for the citizens of Hameln should not be underestimated. The Linden on Thiewall not only offer shadows and relaxation, but also contribute to the cityscape. Her preservation is essential for the quality of life in the city. The planned work is expected to begin on August 7th, which underlines the urgency of the situation.

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The measures to save the linden trees in Hameln not only reflect the city's commitment to environmental protection, but also the awareness of the community for the importance of city green. The upcoming cutting campaigns could make a decisive contribution to the long -term preservation of these valuable trees, which ultimately also benefits the entire city.

Photos: City of Hameln

- Nag