The Giant Trees Foundation, with its project "Give birth to a new forest", has created a series of initiatives to rebuild some forests for experimental purposes. This includes a series of innovative Forest Summer Schools aimed at national and foreign agricultural (technical or professional) institutions, which allow children to acquire knowledge, experience, dexterity and valuable information for their professional future in the field of forest management.
Once a year we organize an international convention where we discuss various topics around the care, conservation and management of trees and forests.
Paulownia. In molti si chiederanno cosa sia o cosa voglia dire questo nome, altri ne avranno già sentito parlare ma in modo discreto o per sentito dire.
The project "Give birth to a new wood" has been inspired by the floods of October 2018 (Storm Vaia), which have upset the territories of the regions of North East Italy. We believe that the tragedy that has struck our country and specifically Friuli, where the Foundation was founded, with climatic events of disastrous proportions that have swept away entire forests with millions of cubic metres of trees destroyed, should make us reflect deeply.
I nostri specialisti tecnici intervengono sui vostri alberi e giardini con tesisti, stagisti, tirocianti che studiano gli elementi vegetali e imparano come conservarli secondo le migliori tecniche, trasformando il vostro giardino in una scuola all'aperto.
The project 1 tree x 4 seasons aims to make known to small groups of boys and/or adults the same tree in the four different seasons, observing it, touching it, listening to it, smelling it and climbing it safely.
An adventure, a journey into the green world that surrounds us. Discover the older trees to get to know them and look at them closely. Every month we will organize a meeting with one or more of these living beings in the woods and parks of our wonderful region.
60 million trees in Italy, the Great Green Wall of Africa, our forests devastated by Vaia. What do they have in common? Our active help and participation of our volunteers!
We host and give visibility to national and international artists and craftsmen eager to create works of art using dead wood of large and small species, so as to give it a second life
We consider education to be absolutely fundamental in order to grow a new sensibility and a true knowledge of the trees, which allows them to be respected, protected and truly loved.
We want to help the people living in the forest to protect themselves from COVID-19.
Expeditions in search of the Green Giants Hidden in the 5 continents. Europe: we are still looking for the highest
Beyond the peaks, above the tops of the larger trees..what is there? Together with a group of local scholars we will go to the Amazon rainforest in order to study the biodiversity in the foliage over 50 meters.
Every year, usually the second week of August, we organize a week of intense coexistence at the "Tana", with the presence of adults and children who are committed to a common goal.
Expeditions in search of the Green Giants Hidden in the 5 continents. Europe: we are still looking for the highest
With the support of experts and passionate people (Fantoni Group and Sloow Wood) we collect and record wood samples coming from all over the world
Visit, feel and live the forest on foot, by bike or on horseback. Meet the giant trees, have the possibility to climb them in a safe and sustainable way thanks to the tree-climbing art.
These are the two highlights of GTF social life: the Spring Festival (Fieste de Viarte) and the Autumn Festival (Fieste de Siarade)
We are creating, in collaboration with higher education institutions, Municipalities and Associations (Centro del Libro Parlato di Feltre), a working group to restore a path for the blind in the woods.
Experts of specific disciplines hold theoretical-practical lessons based on scientific knowledge applied to everyday life. Lectures are open to hobbyists and enthusiasts.