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On Wednesday, 17 July 2024, the City of Luxembourg presented its priorities and future projects on environmental protection. These are geared towards enhancing the resilience of Luxembourg City's forest heritage and ecosystems, further to the findings reported by the Nature and Forest Agency (Administration de la Nature et des Forêts) that the health of trees has been deteriorating for several decades.
New brochure: "Trees in the city"
The City has just published a new brochure which casts a spotlight on the trees that can be found in our city and parks. The one-hundred-page brochure was produced by the City's Service Parcs (Parks Department) – which is tasked with the upkeep of all green spaces in Luxembourg City – and contains a series of photos, texts and illustrations covering topics such as the history of the City's parks, the municipal tree register, the notion of the best "trees for climate change", and the upkeep and protection of trees.
Contact
the department
Contact details
L-1149 Luxembourg
- forets@vdl.lu
- Tel. : 4796-2565
- Fax : 4796-7650
Getting there by bus
Opening hours
Monday–Friday
7:30–15:30
Contact
the department
Contact details
- parcs@vdl.lu
- Tel. : 4796-3423
- Fax : 45 62 69
Getting there by bus
Opening hours
Monday–Friday
7:00–16:00
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