Cyprus: Forestry department says nationwide tree die‑off tied to drought and heat
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Dryness and heat add to the Palatinate forest. But the foresters do not want to give up - and try to save it with new plantings and seedling pools.
Cyprus: Forestry department says nationwide tree die‑off tied to drought and heat
The Forestry Department has said that the drying and death of trees seen in Athalassa National Forest Park is not an isolated incident and is unrelated to any failure by state services. Officials said the problem is occurring across Cyprus and is linked to climate‑change impacts, prolonged drought, severe dry conditions and high temperatures. The department said it is taking measures that include removing dead and hazardous trees, installing tra…
By Henrik Hille: The intense heat of June is over for now, and July is starting off with mixed weather. The moderate summer temperatures in the county are doing little to help nature. The sporadic rainfall of the past few days has provided little relief for the plant life. This is particularly evident in Lohne-Rükel. More...
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