800 new trees for Quarto d’Altino
How Bosco Portegrandi was born
The project started in Quarto d’Altino, where 800 trees and shrubs were planted to recreate the ‘plains oak-hornbeam forest’, a type of native woodland that once dominated the Po Valley. Selected species include oaks, hornbeams, ash trees and many others, chosen for their ability to maximise environmental benefits and contribute to local biodiversity. This reforestation project is carried out in cooperation with the European Life project ClimatePositive. This forest is part of the pilot areas of the LIFE ClimatePositive project, which encourages models of association between forest owners to promote sustainable forest management and combat abandonment.
Collaboration with Alì Supermarkets
The creation of this new forest is made possible by the convergence of private financing by Alì Supermarkets and co-financing by the Quarto d’Altino Municipality and the European Union through the LIFE ClimatePositive project and will offer numerous important benefits to the citizens.
Alì’s historical commitment to concrete initiatives of environmental responsibility is also manifested this time with the financing of 800 trees for the benefit of the community. Indeed, the project aims to make the area more welcoming and green, in response to the ongoing climate crisis.