Arbolia

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and more beautiful Italy together

Our commitment to Italy

Improve ecosystems

With our solutions we want to improve people's quality of life by promoting greater attention to nature and a conscious use of resources.

Promote biodiversity

We are committed to planting native trees and shrubs in respect of the local biodiversity, with the aim of further enhancing it.

Make cities more liveable

Our initiatives are aimed at the redevelopment and reforestation of urban and peri-urban areas.

Our woods in Italy

We will plant more than one hundred species of trees throughout Italy, with particular attention to the respect of the biodiversity. The forest is a real self-healing cycle that involves flora and fauna: trees release oxygen and water vapor that return to the ground with the rain, which in turn nourishes the animals and plants, which continue to grow and feed this cycle.

Click on the individual bands to find out what happens in the woods

The layers of a forest

04. The air and the sun

03. The canopy

02. The trunk and the undergrowth

01. The roots and the soil

04. The air and the sun

Through photosynthesis, the tree transforms carbon dioxide into nutrients by converting sunlight, releasing oxygen into the environment and clean air for all of us. Furthermore, thanks to the evapotranspiration of water through the stomata of the leaves, it contributes to the mitigation of heat.

03. The canopy

The canopy is composed of branches, leaves, flowers, buds and fruits that provide shade, protection and nourishment to living beings, the soil and the vegetation below.

02. The trunk and the undergrowth

The trunk supports the branches and acts as a conduit for nutrients, distributing them throughout the plant. At this average height, the so-called “undergrowth” also develops in the wood, a variegated set of mushrooms, mosses, lichens, herbs and above all shrubs that offer shelter and nourishment for fauna, insects and invertebrates.

01. The roots and the soil

A tree uses its roots to do more than just absorb nutrients from the ground. The roots make the soil more stable and can reduce landslides, avalanches and erosion. The roots also make the soil more fertile, rich in organic matter and water, laying the foundations for the development of life.

01. The roots and the soil

A tree uses its roots to do more than just absorb nutrients from the ground. The roots make the soil more stable and can reduce landslides, avalanches and erosion. The roots also make the soil more fertile, rich in organic matter and water, laying the foundations for the development of life.

02. The trunk and the undergrowth

The trunk supports the branches and acts as a conduit for nutrients, distributing them throughout the plant. At this average height, the so-called “undergrowth” also develops in the wood, a variegated set of mushrooms, mosses, lichens, herbs and above all shrubs that offer shelter and nourishment for fauna, insects and invertebrates.

03. The canopy

The canopy is composed of branches, leaves, flowers, buds and fruits that provide shade, protection and nourishment to living beings, the soil and the vegetation below.

04. The air and the sun

Through photosynthesis, the tree transforms carbon dioxide into nutrients by converting sunlight, releasing oxygen into the environment and clean air for all of us. Furthermore, thanks to the evapotranspiration of water through the stomata of the leaves, it contributes to the mitigation of heat.

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Are you a company?

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Are you a citizen?

Make an impactful statement: soon you will be able to plant or gift trees on the national territory, take care of them and follow their growth.

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Are you an institution?

We work with you for the good of your territory: we will help you to make urban and peri-urban spaces greener.

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Why are trees so important?

Trees have the capacity to remove CO₂ from the atmosphere through photosynthesis, where otherwise it accumulates, increasing global warming and the greenhouse effect.

A tree can absorb over 100 kg of CO₂ per year

Published on 04/13/2023

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Our commitment to Italy

Improve ecosystems

Promote biodiversity

Make cities more liveable

Our woods in Italy

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Highlights

Arbolia e il Comune di Cesena inaugurano un bosco urbano da oltre 2.900 piante nell’area del Podere Sant’Anna

Il Parco Archeologico di Pompei insieme a Arbolia inaugura il percorso verde extramoenia in occasione della Giornata nazionale del Paesaggio

Arbolia insieme all’Orto Botanico del Salento e al Comune di Lecce per le operazioni di assistenza post impianto del bosco realizzato nel 2020

Arbolia e il Comune di Fano insieme: realizzato un nuovo bosco urbano da 5.000 piante per una città sempre più sostenibile

Arbolia e i Comuni di Treviglio e Caravaggio: realizzato un nuovo bosco urbano da circa 3.000 piante

Prosegue la campagna di sostegno alla nuova stagione di forestazione 2023/2024

In occasione della Giornata Mondiale dell’Ambiente 2023, Arbolia apre la campagna di sostegno alla nuova stagione di forestazione 2023/2024 per enti e aziende

Forestazione urbana: da Arbolia e Università degli Studi della Tuscia un nuovo modello di calcolo per l’assorbimento della CO2

Arbolia e Università degli Studi della Tuscia insieme per l'evento “Nuovi scenari per la forestazione urbana in Italia”

Arbolia and the Municipality of Poirino (TO): a new urban forest with 2,000 trees created

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