Multi-use concept with poplar - EIP project video
The EIP project MUNTER on the Ingweilerhof farm in Rhineland-Palatinate shows that more environmental protection is possible on agricultural land. Fast-growing poplars provide natural water retention here. Over 80 plant species have already established themselves in the stand and provide a habitat for ground beetles and butterflies. The poplar wood is used for sustainable heat generation. This multi-use concept was made possible by the management, which brings farmers and local authorities together.
Detaillierte Beschreibung
Detailinformationen zum Beitrag
- Standort
- Germany
- Autoren
- Leonie Göbel
- Zweck
- Dissemination
- Dateityp
- Video
- Größe der Datei
- 76.08 MB
- Erstellt am
- 19-11-2019
- Ursprüngliche Sprache
- English
- Offizielle Projekt-Website
- MUNTER: Development of a management system for farmers and municipalities for more environmental ...
- Lizenz
- CC BY-ND
- Schlüsselwörter
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