• Forest and Water Explained

    Facts on the inter­ac­tion between forest and ground­water

  • Forest in Climate Change Explained

    Facts on forest in climate change, crown thinning, forest dieback, and ground­water levels

  • Plane­tary Bounda­ries Explained

    Facts on plane­tary bounda­ries and the state of our natural founda­tions of life

  • Forest Soil Explained

    Facts on forest soil as a water reser­voir, habitat, and carbon store

  • Benefits of mixed deciduous forests in climate change

    Mixed deciduous forests are more climate-resilient than conife­rous forests. Conver­ting pure conifer stands into mixed deciduous forests by using site-adapted as well as native deciduous trees is an important climate adapt­a­tion in times of incre­asing extreme weather events and droughts. Read more about their benefits here.

  • How Trink­was­ser­wald promotes near-natural forest conver­sion

    Here you will find infor­ma­tion on how the associa­tion promotes near-natural forest conver­sion.

  • Certi­fi­cate of exemp­tion

    Here you will find our certi­fi­cate of exemp­tion.

  • Funding appli­ca­tion for close-to-nature forest conver­sion

  • Extract from the associa­tion register

    Here you will find our current extract from the associa­tion register.

  • Comic for children: the water cycle

    Blätt­chen and Tröpf­chen: Tröpf­chen explains the water cycle

  • Comic for children: planting a deciduous tree

    Blätt­chen and Tröpf­chen: Blätt­chen explains how to plant a tree

  • Appli­ca­tion for supporting member­ship

  • Infor­ma­tion on incre­asing ground­water recharge through mixed deciduous forest

    By conver­ting conifer monocul­tures into climate-resilient deciduous forests, ground­water recharge is improved. Here you will find corre­spon­ding excerpts from studies on the relati­onship between forest manage­ment and ground­water recharge.

  • Articles of associa­tion of the Trink­was­ser­wald associa­tion

    Through ecolo­gi­cally adapted tree planting, the associa­tion aims to make an important contri­bu­tion to securing quality of life. The goals of the ‚Earth Summit‘ in Rio de Janeiro in 1992 and the national objec­tive of the Federal Republic of Germany to achieve a reduc­tion in CO2, as well as the demands of the Enquete Commis­sion of the German Bundestag for more environ­men­tally compa­tible develo­p­ment and preser­va­tion of forests, are to be supported.