To support forestry staff in conver­ting their forests in a way that is close to nature, Trinkwasserwald e.V. organises environ­mental protec­tion actions: filling in ditches and digging infil­tra­tion areas so that more rain remains in the forest; removing neophytes or compe­ting vegeta­tion to promote the growth of deciduous trees; making jules and nesting boxes where old tree stands have been lost.
The actions serve to promote climate-resilient mixed deciduous forests, their water-reten­tion capacity or species richness – depen­ding on what is most urgently needed on site.

Example: logging horse action

Working in a way that protects the soil with logging horses

One special option is a joint environ­mental protec­tion campaign with your workforce and the use of logging horses, to help remove compe­ting vegeta­tion or bring timber out of the stand in a soil-friendly way. The horses place signi­fi­cantly less strain on the forest soil than heavy machi­nery and thus avoid soil compac­tion: the natural soil struc­ture, rainwater storage capacity and habitat of important soil organisms are preserved, thereby streng­thening the forest’s vitality.

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Use CSR to enable your workforce to take part in an environ­mental protec­tion day in the forest

Trinkwasserwald e.V. takes care of

  • contac­ting forestry staff and forest owners in your region to clarify the environ­mental protec­tion needs.
  • the design and prepa­ra­tion of a joint environ­mental protec­tion action that benefits both the forest and your team.
  • the provi­sion of tools.
  • supporting your team in small groups during the joint environ­mental protec­tion action, inclu­ding environ­mental educa­tion.

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Compa­nies do more…

ESG & CSR
Sustaina­bi­lity

Bringen Sie Ihr Team in den Wald: Gemeinsam Laubbäume pflanzen, gemeinsam Trink­wasser fördern.

Climate protec­tion through
CO2 binding

Mixed deciduous forests as climate protec­tors.