The species are not selectable. This information is for informational purposes only.
Encina
Quejigo
Ciprés común
Pino negral
Guillomo
Sabina albar
Enebro rojo
Sabina negral
Aladierna
Espino negro
Encina
Roble
Sauce
Haya común
Abedul
Serbal
Fresno
Acebo
Aliso común
Cerezo silvestre
Nogal
Majuelo
Castaño
Melojo
Roble
Serbal
Arce de Montpellier
Lodón
Pino silvestre
Castaño
Encina
Melojo
Cornicabra
Pino rodeno (Sist. Central)
TREES PLANTED
648
LAST TREE PLANTED 3 DAYS AGO
CO2 OF THE FOREST
CO2
ACCUMULATED
3t
Approximately 6
flights Madrid-London
CO2
REAL TIME
CO2
POTENTIAL
148,80t
Approximately 709
trips by car Madrid-Paris
EVOLUTION OF THE FOREST
REGENERATED
SURFACE
7.298m²
Approximately 36
paddle courts
RURAL EMPLOYMENT
GENERATED
194h
Approximately 24
people
"At LABIN we think about the PRESENT, but we are committed to the FUTURE"
MUCH MORE THAN TREES!
These living beings make our life on planet earth possible. Thanks to them we can breathe. Nothing more and nothing less!
But we will also tell you that forests, in addition to absorbing CO2, favor biodiversity by generating small, medium and large ecosystems. A true refuge for flora and fauna.
In addition, they keep rivers clean, capture and channel water, reduce soil temperature, prevent soil erosion, contribute to soil fertilization, and much more.
We love to emphasize that the planting of trees and the creation of forests allows the generation of rural and local employment around the areas in which they are planted. Great professionals, with extensive experience, who know perfectly how to treat and care for them as they deserve.
THE SPECIES THAT INHABIT
Why native species? Selecting and planting the right species allows us to accelerate the recovery of ecosystems and protect the local flora and fauna.
Promoting biodiversity and even preventing the spread of fires can be a matter of choosing the correct species, which we can help you with (with a couple of suggestions from our end)
How can you collaborate?
"The greatest legacy we can leave our children is a better world" - José Mujica