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In the Venice lagoon, new trees will restore old abandoned fishing valleys. Tamerisk, blackthorn, thorny olive trees, and junipers will consolidate banks and promote biodiversity in the lagoon.
On March 21, we celebrate International Day of Forests around the world. For us nature lovers, it is a good way to remember how precious they are. Here are 5
Contrary to what you might think, snow is an ally of young trees. The snow cover acts as a thermal insulator, protecting tree roots from low winter temperatures, mainly because
While our trees will be resting for a few more months, we at WOWnature are pumped up to face the new year. First, we want to look back at all
On September 11, 2022, together with the Magnifica Comunità di Fiemme we met more than 70 people eager to plant their tree in person. Seeing couples, families with children of
September 27 is World Tourism Day. An occasion dedicated to the value of the tourism sector and its contributions on the social, cultural, economic, and even political level of each
September 27 is World Tourism Day. An occasion dedicated to the value of the tourism sector and its contributions on the social, cultural, economic, and even political level of each
Among our first international projects, there’s a social reforestation project in Burkina Faso, West Africa. If you have supported the growth of a tree in this area, or are planning
How are the seedlings you have adopted in Padua’s urban woods for the Padua O2 project? May is the month in which some very important maintenance is being done to
In Fontaniva a new wood is being born for residents, tourists, nature lovers and sportsmen: the Fontaniva Forest. The new project plans to plant only native species such as field
The message of World Wildlife Day 2022 is clear: “#DoOneThingToday to support forest communities and conserve forest wildlife.” Don’t put off until tomorrow what you can do today – protecting
Recent studies have shown that trees compete, help each other, communicate and, in their own way, love each other! But to love each other you have to meet, hang out,
