15/10/2026
🌱 Two visits, one goal: keeping young trees alive.
Planting a forest is only the beginning. Louverné, in north-western France, was planted in 2024, and the first years are when young trees are most fragile. That’s why our forester Vianney went back to check on them this spring, and again in September.
Louverné at a glance:
📍 12.5 hectares, 6 of them newly planted
🌳 4 main species: sessile oak, Norway maple, sycamore maple and wild service tree
💧 A stream, two ponds and a 2.4-hectare wetland
🌿 Existing hedgerows preserved, plus a new woodland edge of more than 4,000 m²
Swipe to see how the plots are looking this autumn 👉