Adopt a tree and protect Bosco Limite

Bosco Limite began in 2013 as a scientific reforestation project, where careful planning transformed 2.5 hectares of farmland into a multifunctional superforest, delivering numerous benefits to both people and the environment.

Bosco Limite functions as an infiltration forest: during heavy rains, water not used for irrigation is channelled through a network of canals stretching over 1 km among the trees. Here, water gradually seeps into the soil, recharging the groundwater aquifer. Tree roots and microorganisms naturally purify the water, enabling over 1 million cubic metres of water to be recovered each year.

This forest also provides habitat for more than 20 animal species—including hares, roe deer, birds, and pollinating insects—along with many edible wild plants, turning it into a biodiversity refuge amidst an agricultural landscape.

In recent years, extreme weather events such as droughts and windstorms have damaged parts of the vegetation. To address this, WOWnature is planting climate-resilient species such as English oaks, sessile oaks, and hornbeams, and conducting annual maintenance and canal cleaning.

Bosco Limite also functions as an educational space for children. It hosts “Raise,” a forest kindergarten where children grow amid nature. Trails, educational zones, and sensory pathways transform this forest into an outdoor classroom for families, schools, and nature enthusiasts.