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Zeder and Orientbuche enter the city forest of Eschenbach

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The habitat forest is increasing in diversity. New tree species, which are to withstand climate change better, will also be found in the Eschenbacher Stadtwald. The forest conversion is ongoing, says Martin Gottsche, head of the forest area.
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Zeder and Orientbuche enter the city forest of Eschenbach

The habitat forest is increasing in diversity. New tree species, which are to withstand climate change better, will also be found in the Eschenbacher Stadtwald. The forest conversion is ongoing, says Martin Gottsche, head of the forest area.

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