#News 30.04.2026Back in the forest soon! We are looking for planting guides who would like to support our environmental protection activities. Here are our next autumn dates 2026 02/10 Bremerhaven 11/11 Wehrheim 12/11 Wehrheim 20/11 Berlin 21/11 Berlin 21/11 Ludwigsburg 25/11 Munich 26/11 Munich […]
#News 03.03.2026Planting deciduous trees together On 21 March, the Day of the Forest, something very special is happening in the Harz: children and parents are writing the future together. Just one day before World Water Day, we are all getting stuck in together – with […]
#News 18.12.20252025: 95,600 site-appropriate deciduous trees of 23 different species were planted on 28.15 hectares of former coniferous forest damage areas Hamburg, 18 December 2025 – The environmental protection association Trinkwasserwald e. V. draws an impressive balance for 2025: 95,600 site-appropriate deciduous trees […]
#HotspotsSince 2017, drought and bark beetle infestation have caused more than 900,000 hectares of forest across Germany — mostly non-native and monocultural coniferous forests — to die off, as the satellite data published in September 2025 by the German Aerospace Center […]
#HotspotsCO2 footprint in Germany – how deciduous forests help On average, each person in Germany causes 10.4 tonnes of CO2 equivalents per year. These emissions are made up of various areas: consumption accounts for the largest share at 28 percent […]
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Mushrooms are among the oldest living organisms on Earth. Their history goes back more than one billion years – long before the first plants or animals existed. Fossil finds show that mushrooms were already present in the early developmental phases […]
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One hectare of Trinkwasserwald… … may sound inconspicuous – about the size of one and a half football pitches — yet something great happens on this area: year after year, up to 800,000 litres more clean groundwater are generated here on average than […]
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Trees are true masters of adaptation and survival Their growth is far more than an impressive natural phenomenon – it is the result of a long evolutionary development and the basis for the stability of entire ecosystems. […]
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Ferns are among the oldest groups of plants on Earth… … their history goes back more than 350 million years, to the age of the dinosaurs. Even then, they covered large parts of the planet and shaped the early […]
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Leaves Hardly has autumn begun than the great spectacle of the seasons starts: the leaves turn bright red, golden and amber, detach from the crowns and whirl down to the ground in little dances – […]
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Water is the basis of all life on Earth … … and an indispensable resource for people, animals and plants. Without water we could not exist, because our bodies consist of more than the […]
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