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Monitoring biodiversity around Europe’s largest planted forest
Monitoring biodiversity
The SUPERB General Assembly visited France’s Landes forest to explore biodiversity around Europe’s largest planted pine forest. Partners are planting 10km of mixed-species hedgerows to protect plantations and support wildlife corridors. Monitoring with drones and traps tracks diverse species, helping to guide future upscaling and stakeholder engagement.
Topic
- Implementation
- Planning & Upscaling
Stakeholders
- Landowners & Practitioners
- Planners & Implementers
Biogeographic region
- Atlantic