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Exploration of trees in the city of Brussels (1000) | Exploration of trees in the city of Brussels (1000) | ||
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It is complicated :-) | It is complicated :-) | ||
These public trees can belong to different official owners: the city, the Region (regional roads & parks), the king, the federal state. This is the first thing to find out. | These public trees can belong to different official owners: the city, the Region (regional roads & parks), the king, the federal state. This is the first thing to find out. | ||
- | All trees in protected | + | For the parks this is easy: Check the ' |
- | The trees in Regional parks and on Regional roads are signed with a number. | + | For the roads there is the latest Regional Bike map (with relief & waterproof!) that has all the regional roads indicated in bold. |
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+ | Almost all parks are protected. | ||
+ | The trees in Regional parks and on Regional roads are signed with a number. | ||
+ | * regional roads Dept Monuments & Landscapes: f.ex. Av Royal Forest 107.01.156 | ||
+ | First number (the ax on which the tree is located, Small ringroad is nr 1); 2nd number (part of the ax on which the tree is located, usually number between 1 and 7); 3rd number (the number of the tree in that segment). The number is attributed by the company that composes the geographical information templates for each tree: [[http:// | ||
+ | * regional parks BIM/IBGE: f.ex. Parc of Laken nr 2508 | ||
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The newly planted trees in the city of Brussels have only been registered since 2008. In 2011 the city started an (non-publicly accessible) inventory of all trees in 1000 Brussels. It is not finished yet. The rumour goes there are about 40000 different trees. | The newly planted trees in the city of Brussels have only been registered since 2008. In 2011 the city started an (non-publicly accessible) inventory of all trees in 1000 Brussels. It is not finished yet. The rumour goes there are about 40000 different trees. | ||
- | The Region has set up a public database on ' | + | The Region has set up a public database on ' |
+ | Selection criteria are: a considerable trunk (at 1,5m), the localisation (the more visible for the more people, more remarkable), | ||
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+ | The team of the 'Cel Groene Zones' of the city of Brussels has selection criteria to chose trees to plant. The trees are ' | ||
+ | * their roots resist salt (in winter) | ||
+ | * they resist pollution (cars/ | ||
+ | * they resist litter & vandalism (when you break a branch of a fruit tree it will not survive) | ||
+ | * they can stand presence of humans at their roots (a walnut tree needs rest at the roots for the first 15y of its life, treading the soil condenses the soil and puts pressure on the roots) | ||
+ | * they are easy to maintain and don't cause too much trouble for inhabitants (leafs that fall off, block the sewage etc) | ||
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+ | Trees that are frequently planted: plataan, ash, lime tree, hazel, hawthorn | ||
+ | Another criteria that is on stake for trees in the city: the presence of sewage, waterinfrastructure, | ||
+ | ** * exploration city** | ||
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+ | //Walk in the city center//, looking at trees, what they provide us with, how we could ent them | ||
+ | Final destination: | ||
+ | Discovery: the mini-oasis of biodiversity on Pantsertroepensquare, | ||
+ | trees are more difficult to identify because they have not blossomed yet and the maintenance has eliminated leaves, fruits or other identifiers... | ||
+ | amazing how little grass and paths are left in the city, we guess it has also to do with maintenance and tidiness | ||
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- | exploratie stad | + | |
- | inleiding tot juridische context & beheer van bomen en domeinen (Belgische politieke systeem, geklasseerde bomen en parken door Gewest, Monumenten en Landschappen + Gewestwegen + koninklijke domeinen → voor volgende keer: een lijst), criteria om een stadsboom te planten (zie blauw boekje) | + | |
- | opzoeking geklasseerde bomen centrum www.arbres-inventaire.irisnet.be | + | |
- | wandeling door de stad, welke bomen, wat geven ze ons, hoe kunnen we ze enten, met wat, om een imaginaire boom te maken: ontdekking van rijke diversiteit op Pantsertroepensquare, | + | |
- | plukken van gedroogde vijgen aan de Beurs / geen bomen in de Dansaertstr | + | |
- | lunch | + | |
- | exploratie | + | |
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*[[http:// | *[[http:// | ||
* [[http:// | * [[http:// | ||
+ | * Responsable numbering & db trees: Bernard Galland 02/204 28 91 | ||
* Brussels City (1000), Cel Groene Zones - responsable for choosing, planting & maintaining trees in 1000 Brussels: Patrick Maes Patrick.Maes@brucity.be 02/2796006 | * Brussels City (1000), Cel Groene Zones - responsable for choosing, planting & maintaining trees in 1000 Brussels: Patrick Maes Patrick.Maes@brucity.be 02/2796006 |