How happy are the trees in our street?

Trees are well-liked for creating greenery in the neighborhood. That makes everyone happy, especially when they provide shade, beautiful autumn colors, and rustling leaves to become calm from. But have you ever wondered how trees experience our living environment? Do they like being squeezed between parked cars? And do their roots get enough moisture and oxygen or, worse, are they being crushed? We are going to discover that during this family walk in Edegem, where we learn to read tree well-being. Meeting point: Sunday, October 4 at 1:30 PM at parking “De Willecom”, Terelststraat Edegem. End around 3:30 PM, with a possible post-discussion in café ‘De Hoogmis’. Register at wardvandevijver@gmail.com because the number of participants is limited to 25. Bring: walking shoes, appropriate clothing. Guides: Dirk Avonts, Mark Ausloos, and Ward van de Vijver