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81 percent of Dresden residents would like to see more public green spaces. From August 5 to September 30, 2017, 12,500 randomly selected citizens with their main residence in Dresden were asked to participate in the survey.
81 percent of Dresden residents would like to see more public green spaces. From August 5 to September 30, 2017, 12,500 randomly selected citizens with their main residence in Dresden were asked to participate in the survey.
81 percent of Dresden residents would like to see more public green spaces. From August 5 to September 30, 2017, 12,500 randomly selected citizens with their main residence in Dresden were asked to participate in the survey.
81 percent of Dresden residents would like to see more public green spaces. From August 5 to September 30, 2017, 12,500 randomly selected citizens with their main residence in Dresden were asked to participate in the survey.
81 percent of Dresden residents would like to see more public green spaces. From August 5 to September 30, 2017, 12,500 randomly selected citizens with their main residence in Dresden were asked to participate in the survey.
81 percent of Dresden residents would like to see more public green spaces. From August 5 to September 30, 2017, 12,500 randomly selected citizens with their main residence in Dresden were asked to participate in the survey.
SDG 11
SDG 11 seeks to improve air quality, ensure access to safe and inclusive green spaces, and increase the number of cities and settlements implementing projects to mitigate climate change, adapt to climate change, and promote resilience to disasters.
With the "My Tree - My City" project, we are contributing to the achievement of SDG 11.
SDG 11
SDG 11 seeks to improve air quality, ensure access to safe and inclusive green spaces, and increase the number of cities and settlements implementing projects to mitigate climate change, adapt to climate change, and promote resilience to disasters.
With the "My Tree - My City" project, we are contributing to the achievement of SDG 11.
SDG 11
SDG 11 seeks to improve air quality, ensure access to safe and inclusive green spaces, and increase the number of cities and settlements implementing projects to mitigate climate change, adapt to climate change, and promote resilience to disasters.
With the "My Tree - My City" project, we are contributing to the achievement of SDG 11.
SDG 11
SDG 11 seeks to improve air quality, ensure access to safe and inclusive green spaces, and increase the number of cities and settlements implementing projects to mitigate climate change, adapt to climate change, and promote resilience to disasters.
With the "My Tree - My City" project, we are contributing to the achievement of SDG 11.
SDG 11
SDG 11 seeks to improve air quality, ensure access to safe and inclusive green spaces, and increase the number of cities and settlements implementing projects to mitigate climate change, adapt to climate change, and promote resilience to disasters.
SDG 11 SDG 11
SDG 11 seeks to improve air quality, ensure access to safe and inclusive green spaces, and increase the number of cities and settlements implementing projects to mitigate climate change, adapt to climate change, and promote resilience to disasters.
SDG 11 seeks to improve air quality, ensure access to safe and inclusive green spaces, and increase the number of cities and settlements implementing projects to mitigate climate change, adapt to climate change, and promote resilience to disasters.
SDG 11 seeks to improve air quality, ensure access to safe and inclusive green spaces, and increase the number of cities and settlements implementing projects to mitigate climate change, adapt to climate change, and promote resilience to disasters. SDG 11 seeks to improve air quality, ensure access to safe and inclusive green spaces, and increase the number of cities and settlements implementing projects to mitigate climate change, adapt to climate change, and promote resilience to disasters.
With the "My Tree - My City" project, we are contributing to the achievement of SDG 11.
With the "My Tree - My City" project, we are contributing to the achievement of SDG 11.
With the "My Tree - My City" project, we are contributing to the achievement of SDG 11.
With the "My Tree - My City" project, we are contributing to the achievement of SDG 11.
As a donor, do I have to plant myself?
No. With your support you donate a certain number of trees, which we then plant in Dresden at one or more planting parties. Of course, you are welcome to join in the planting.
What plants come into the soil?
We plant only native woody plants. These are trees and shrubs that are native to Germany and at the same time suitable for the respective location. Here you can find a list of plants that we plant in Dresden and the surrounding area.
Where to plant?
We plant on areas that the owners (city, churches, companies, schools and daycare centers, private property owners) make available to us for this purpose. We sign an agreement with the land owners. The areas remain the property of the previous owners, who undertake to allow the planted trees and bushes to grow in the long term.
What is the €3 donation per tree used for?
We use 2-3 year old tree seedlings, which we purchase from a regional nursery. The seedlings cost an average of 90 cents. A total of 65% of the money goes to the planting material and costs associated with planting, such as soil preparation, planting tools, land acquisition, planting planning and maintenance concepts. Another 20% goes to ancillary planting costs, such as communication and marketing, accounting, administration and crowdfunding fees.
We will only be able to evaluate the exact cost distribution at the end of the campaign. These depend on the number of trees to be planted, support from citizens and organizations, the number of areas and the associated number of planting events. In the campaign we have integrated a buffer of 15% for contingencies. If there is any money left over from the campaign, we will use it for the care of the trees, environmental education projects in schools, conservation of existing trees or further plantings in Dresden - in line with the purpose of the Wilderness International Foundation.
Who cares for and waters the plants?
We have invested many hours in a sensible planting and maintenance concept, which we adapt and contractually secure together with the area owners depending on the area. For this purpose, we sign an agreement with the area owners . The areas remain the property of the previous owners, who undertake to allow the planted trees and bushes to grow in the long term. Here you can find care instructions .
As a donor, do I have to plant myself?
No. With your support you donate a certain number of trees, which we then plant in Dresden at one or more planting parties. Of course, you are welcome to join in the planting.
What plants come into the soil?
We plant only native woody plants. These are trees and shrubs that are native to Germany and at the same time suitable for the respective location. Here you can find a list of plants that we plant in Dresden and the surrounding area.
Where to plant?
We plant on areas that the owners (city, churches, companies, schools and daycare centers, private property owners) make available to us for this purpose. We sign an agreement with the land owners. The areas remain the property of the previous owners, who undertake to allow the planted trees and bushes to grow in the long term.
What is the €3 donation per tree used for?
We use 2-3 year old tree seedlings, which we purchase from a regional nursery. The seedlings cost an average of 90 cents. A total of 65% of the money goes to the planting material and costs associated with planting, such as soil preparation, planting tools, land acquisition, planting planning and maintenance concepts. Another 20% goes to ancillary planting costs, such as communication and marketing, accounting, administration and crowdfunding fees.
We will only be able to evaluate the exact cost distribution at the end of the campaign. These depend on the number of trees to be planted, support from citizens and organizations, the number of areas and the associated number of planting events. In the campaign we have integrated a buffer of 15% for contingencies. If there is any money left over from the campaign, we will use it for the care of the trees, environmental education projects in schools, conservation of existing trees or further plantings in Dresden - in line with the purpose of the Wilderness International Foundation.
Who cares for and waters the plants?
We have invested many hours in a sensible planting and maintenance concept, which we adapt and contractually secure together with the area owners depending on the area. For this purpose, we sign an agreement with the area owners . The areas remain the property of the previous owners, who undertake to allow the planted trees and bushes to grow in the long term. Here you can find care instructions .
As a donor, do I have to plant myself?
No. With your support you donate a certain number of trees, which we then plant in Dresden at one or more planting parties. Of course, you are welcome to join in the planting.
What plants come into the soil?
We plant only native woody plants. These are trees and shrubs that are native to Germany and at the same time suitable for the respective location. Here you can find a list of plants that we plant in Dresden and the surrounding area.
Where to plant?
We plant on areas that the owners (city, churches, companies, schools and daycare centers, private property owners) make available to us for this purpose. We sign an agreement with the land owners. The areas remain the property of the previous owners, who undertake to allow the planted trees and bushes to grow in the long term.
What is the €3 donation per tree used for?
We use 2-3 year old tree seedlings, which we purchase from a regional nursery. The seedlings cost an average of 90 cents. A total of 65% of the money goes to the planting material and costs associated with planting, such as soil preparation, planting tools, land acquisition, planting planning and maintenance concepts. Another 20% goes to ancillary planting costs, such as communication and marketing, accounting, administration and crowdfunding fees.
We will only be able to evaluate the exact cost distribution at the end of the campaign. These depend on the number of trees to be planted, support from citizens and organizations, the number of areas and the associated number of planting events. In the campaign we have integrated a buffer of 15% for contingencies. If there is any money left over from the campaign, we will use it for the care of the trees, environmental education projects in schools, conservation of existing trees or further plantings in Dresden - in line with the purpose of the Wilderness International Foundation.
Who cares for and waters the plants?
We have invested many hours in a sensible planting and maintenance concept, which we adapt and contractually secure together with the area owners depending on the area. For this purpose, we sign an agreement with the area owners . The areas remain the property of the previous owners, who undertake to allow the planted trees and bushes to grow in the long term. Here you can find care instructions .
As a donor, do I have to plant myself?
No. With your support you donate a certain number of trees, which we then plant in Dresden at one or more planting parties. Of course, you are welcome to join in the planting.
What plants come into the soil?
We plant only native woody plants. These are trees and shrubs that are native to Germany and at the same time suitable for the respective location. Here you can find a list of plants that we plant in Dresden and the surrounding area.
Where to plant?
We plant on areas that the owners (city, churches, companies, schools and daycare centers, private property owners) make available to us for this purpose. We sign an agreement with the land owners. The areas remain the property of the previous owners, who undertake to allow the planted trees and bushes to grow in the long term.
What is the €3 donation per tree used for?
We use 2-3 year old tree seedlings, which we purchase from a regional nursery. The seedlings cost an average of 90 cents. A total of 65% of the money goes to the planting material and costs associated with planting, such as soil preparation, planting tools, land acquisition, planting planning and maintenance concepts. Another 20% goes to ancillary planting costs, such as communication and marketing, accounting, administration and crowdfunding fees.
We will only be able to evaluate the exact cost distribution at the end of the campaign. These depend on the number of trees to be planted, support from citizens and organizations, the number of areas and the associated number of planting events. In the campaign we have integrated a buffer of 15% for contingencies. If there is any money left over from the campaign, we will use it for the care of the trees, environmental education projects in schools, conservation of existing trees or further plantings in Dresden - in line with the purpose of the Wilderness International Foundation.
Who cares for and waters the plants?
We have invested many hours in a sensible planting and maintenance concept, which we adapt and contractually secure together with the area owners depending on the area. For this purpose, we sign an agreement with the area owners . The areas remain the property of the previous owners, who undertake to allow the planted trees and bushes to grow in the long term. Here you can find care instructions .
As a donor, do I have to plant myself?
No. With your support you donate a certain number of trees, which we then plant in Dresden at one or more planting parties. Of course, you are welcome to join in the planting.
As a donor, do I have to plant myself?
As a donor, do I have to plant myself?No. With your support you donate a certain number of trees, which we then plant in Dresden at one or more planting parties. Of course, you are welcome to join in the planting.
No. With your support you donate a certain number of trees, which we then plant in Dresden at one or more planting parties. Of course, you are welcome to join in the planting.
No. With your support you donate a certain number of trees, which we then plant in Dresden at one or more planting parties. Of course, you are welcome to join in the planting.
No. With your support you donate a certain number of trees, which we then plant in Dresden at one or more planting parties. Of course, you are welcome to join in the planting. No. With your support you donate a certain number of trees, which we then plant in Dresden at one or more planting parties. Of course, you are welcome to join in the planting.What plants come into the soil?
We plant only native woody plants. These are trees and shrubs that are native to Germany and at the same time suitable for the respective location. Here you can find a list of plants that we plant in Dresden and the surrounding area.
What plants come into the soil?
What plants come into the soil?We plant only native woody plants. These are trees and shrubs that are native to Germany and at the same time suitable for the respective location. Here you can find a list of plants that we plant in Dresden and the surrounding area.
We plant only native woody plants. These are trees and shrubs that are native to Germany and at the same time suitable for the respective location. Here you can find a list of plants that we plant in Dresden and the surrounding area.
We plant only native woody plants. These are trees and shrubs that are native to Germany and at the same time suitable for the respective location. Here you can find a list of plants that we plant in Dresden and the surrounding area.
Wir pflanzen ausschließlich standortheimische Gehölze. Das sind Bäume und Sträucher, die in Deutschland heimisch und zugleich für den jeweiligen Standort geeignet sind. Hier findet ihr eine Liste der Pflanzen Liste der Pflanzen, die wir in Dresden und Umgebung pflanzen.
Where to plant?
We plant on areas that the owners (city, churches, companies, schools and daycare centers, private property owners) make available to us for this purpose. We sign an agreement with the land owners. The areas remain the property of the previous owners, who undertake to allow the planted trees and bushes to grow in the long term.
Where to plant?
Where to plant?We plant on areas that the owners (city, churches, companies, schools and daycare centers, private property owners) make available to us for this purpose. We sign an agreement with the land owners. The areas remain the property of the previous owners, who undertake to allow the planted trees and bushes to grow in the long term.
We plant on areas that the owners (city, churches, companies, schools and daycare centers, private property owners) make available to us for this purpose. We sign an agreement with the land owners. The areas remain the property of the previous owners, who undertake to allow the planted trees and bushes to grow in the long term.
We plant on areas that the owners (city, churches, companies, schools and daycare centers, private property owners) make available to us for this purpose. We sign an agreement with the land owners. The areas remain the property of the previous owners, who undertake to allow the planted trees and bushes to grow in the long term.
Gepflanzt wird auf Flächen, die uns die Eigentümer:innen (Stadt, Kirchen, Unternehmen, Schulen und Kitas, private Grundstücksbesitzer:innen) dafür zur Verfügung stellen. Wir unterzeichnen hierzu eine Vereinbarung mit den Flächeneigentümer:innen Vereinbarung mit den Flächeneigentümer:innen. Die Flächen bleiben im Eigentum der bisherigen Besitzer:innen, die sich verpflichten, die gepflanzten Bäume und Büsche langfristig wachsen zu lassen.What is the €3 donation per tree used for?
We use 2-3 year old tree seedlings, which we purchase from a regional nursery. The seedlings cost an average of 90 cents. A total of 65% of the money goes to the planting material and costs associated with planting, such as soil preparation, planting tools, land acquisition, planting planning and maintenance concepts. Another 20% goes to ancillary planting costs, such as communication and marketing, accounting, administration and crowdfunding fees.
We will only be able to evaluate the exact cost distribution at the end of the campaign. These depend on the number of trees to be planted, support from citizens and organizations, the number of areas and the associated number of planting events. In the campaign we have integrated a buffer of 15% for contingencies. If there is any money left over from the campaign, we will use it for the care of the trees, environmental education projects in schools, conservation of existing trees or further plantings in Dresden - in line with the purpose of the Wilderness International Foundation.
What is the €3 donation per tree used for?
What is the €3 donation per tree used for? We use 2-3 year old tree seedlings, which we purchase from a regional nursery. The seedlings cost an average of 90 cents. A total of 65% of the money goes to the planting material and costs associated with planting, such as soil preparation, planting tools, land acquisition, planting planning and maintenance concepts. Another 20% goes to ancillary planting costs, such as communication and marketing, accounting, administration and crowdfunding fees.
We will only be able to evaluate the exact cost distribution at the end of the campaign. These depend on the number of trees to be planted, support from citizens and organizations, the number of areas and the associated number of planting events. In the campaign we have integrated a buffer of 15% for contingencies. If there is any money left over from the campaign, we will use it for the care of the trees, environmental education projects in schools, conservation of existing trees or further plantings in Dresden - in line with the purpose of the Wilderness International Foundation.
We use 2-3 year old tree seedlings, which we purchase from a regional nursery. The seedlings cost an average of 90 cents. A total of 65% of the money goes to the planting material and costs associated with planting, such as soil preparation, planting tools, land acquisition, planting planning and maintenance concepts. Another 20% goes to ancillary planting costs, such as communication and marketing, accounting, administration and crowdfunding fees.
We will only be able to evaluate the exact cost distribution at the end of the campaign. These depend on the number of trees to be planted, support from citizens and organizations, the number of areas and the associated number of planting events. In the campaign we have integrated a buffer of 15% for contingencies. If there is any money left over from the campaign, we will use it for the care of the trees, environmental education projects in schools, conservation of existing trees or further plantings in Dresden - in line with the purpose of the Wilderness International Foundation.
We use 2-3 year old tree seedlings, which we purchase from a regional nursery. The seedlings cost an average of 90 cents. A total of 65% of the money goes to the planting material and costs associated with planting, such as soil preparation, planting tools, land acquisition, planting planning and maintenance concepts. Another 20% goes to ancillary planting costs, such as communication and marketing, accounting, administration and crowdfunding fees.
We use 2-3 year old tree seedlings, which we purchase from a regional nursery. The seedlings cost an average of 90 cents. A total of 65% of the money goes to the planting material and costs associated with planting, such as soil preparation, planting tools, land acquisition, planting planning and maintenance concepts. Another 20% goes to ancillary planting costs, such as communication and marketing, accounting, administration and crowdfunding fees. We use 2-3 year old tree seedlings, which we purchase from a regional nursery. The seedlings cost an average of 90 cents. A total of 65% of the money goes to the planting material and costs associated with planting, such as soil preparation, planting tools, land acquisition, planting planning and maintenance concepts. Another 20% goes to ancillary planting costs, such as communication and marketing, accounting, administration and crowdfunding fees.
We will only be able to evaluate the exact cost distribution at the end of the campaign. These depend on the number of trees to be planted, support from citizens and organizations, the number of areas and the associated number of planting events. In the campaign we have integrated a buffer of 15% for contingencies. If there is any money left over from the campaign, we will use it for the care of the trees, environmental education projects in schools, conservation of existing trees or further plantings in Dresden - in line with the purpose of the Wilderness International Foundation.
We will only be able to evaluate the exact cost distribution at the end of the campaign. These depend on the number of trees to be planted, support from citizens and organizations, the number of areas and the associated number of planting events. In the campaign we have integrated a buffer of 15% for contingencies. If there is any money left over from the campaign, we will use it for the care of the trees, environmental education projects in schools, conservation of existing trees or further plantings in Dresden - in line with the purpose of the Wilderness International Foundation. We will only be able to evaluate the exact cost distribution at the end of the campaign. These depend on the number of trees to be planted, support from citizens and organizations, the number of areas and the associated number of planting events. In the campaign we have integrated a buffer of 15% for contingencies. If there is any money left over from the campaign, we will use it for the care of the trees, environmental education projects in schools, conservation of existing trees or further plantings in Dresden - in line with the purpose of the Wilderness International Foundation.
Who cares for and waters the plants?
We have invested many hours in a sensible planting and maintenance concept, which we adapt and contractually secure together with the area owners depending on the area. For this purpose, we sign an agreement with the area owners . The areas remain the property of the previous owners, who undertake to allow the planted trees and bushes to grow in the long term. Here you can find care instructions .
Who cares for and waters the plants?
Who cares for and waters the plants?We have invested many hours in a sensible planting and maintenance concept, which we adapt and contractually secure together with the area owners depending on the area. For this purpose, we sign an agreement with the area owners . The areas remain the property of the previous owners, who undertake to allow the planted trees and bushes to grow in the long term. Here you can find care instructions .
We have invested many hours in a sensible planting and maintenance concept, which we adapt and contractually secure together with the area owners depending on the area. For this purpose, we sign an agreement with the area owners . The areas remain the property of the previous owners, who undertake to allow the planted trees and bushes to grow in the long term. Here you can find care instructions .
We have invested many hours in a sensible planting and maintenance concept, which we adapt and contractually secure together with the area owners depending on the area. For this purpose, we sign an agreement with the area owners . The areas remain the property of the previous owners, who undertake to allow the planted trees and bushes to grow in the long term. Here you can find care instructions .
Wir haben viele Stunden in ein sinnvolles Pflanz- und Pflegekonzept gesteckt, das wir je nach Fläche gemeinsam mit den Flächenbesitzer:innen anpassen und vertraglich absichern. Wir unterzeichnen hierzu eine Vereinbarung mit den Flächeneigentümer:innen Vereinbarung mit den Flächeneigentümer:innen. Die Flächen bleiben im Eigentum der bisherigen Besitzer:innen, die sich verpflichten, die gepflanzten Bäume und Büsche langfristig wachsen zu lassen. Hier findet ihr eine Pflegeanleitung Pflegeanleitung.More questions
More questionsWe answer further questions on the FAQ page of "My tree - My Dresden" .
We answer further questions on the FAQ page of "My tree - My Dresden" .
We answer further questions on the FAQ page of "My tree - My Dresden" .
Weitere Fragen beantworten wir auf der FAQ-Seite von “Mein Baum - Mein Dresden” FAQ-Seite von “Mein Baum - Mein Dresden”.
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