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Vinderhoutse Bossen Green Zone in Lievegem and Ghent Gains 12 Hectares of Additional Nature

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The Vinderhoutse Bossen Green Zone on the western edge in Lievegem and Ghent is expanding with an additional 12 hectares of nature. In Groene Velden Park in Mariakerke (Ghent), there are also 15 km of renewed recreational routes. This is intended to increase biodiversity and allow for more rainwater to be collected. At the same time, attention must continue to be paid to agriculture in the area.

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Vinderhoutse Bossen Green Zone in Lievegem and Ghent Gains 12 Hectares of Additional Nature

The Vinderhoutse Bossen Green Zone on the western edge in Lievegem and Ghent is expanding with an additional 12 hectares of nature. In Groene Velden Park in Mariakerke (Ghent), there are also 15 km of renewed recreational routes. This is intended to increase biodiversity and allow for more rainwater to be collected. At the same time, attention must continue to be paid to agriculture in the area.

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vrt broke the news in Brussels, Belgium on Sunday, October 11, 2026.
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