Forest House: Who Lives in Old Trees?

Trees clean the air, produce oxygen, and absorb carbon dioxide, which causes climate warming. They conserve water in the soil and protect it from erosion. They make the climate more humid and mild, smoothing out temperature fluctuations.

Most importantly for the forest—trees are indispensable as a habitat, as throughout their long lives, they provide food and shelter for a variety of animals: from stag beetles to black storks, from beavers to bats. We will learn who lives by the river, what secrets the beech forest holds, what makes oak groves special, and we will peek into the orchard and on the mountain slope. And everywhere in the old trees, life is simply teeming!