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A specialized report on the vegetation in Tineretului Park shows that 15% of the trees require corrective interventions, and 5% immediate actions to prevent extreme risks. The study, conducted by specialists in landscaping and arboriculture, recommends avoiding radical pruning, maintaining mature trees, and enhancing species diversity. The importance of a Green Register is emphasized, a digital database updated in real-time.
In the medium term, it is suggested to revitalize the soil through composting, aeration, and phytosanitary monitoring. Diana Culescu, a landscaping specialist, draws attention to the risks of soil compaction and suggests planting to diversify the vegetation. Additionally, issues related to uniform treatments applied to the vegetation cover are discussed, which can lead to ecosystem degradation. Tineretului Park, with an area of 80 hectares and over 46 species of trees, plays an important ecological role in the green infrastructure of Bucharest.
In the medium term, it is suggested to revitalize the soil through composting, aeration, and phytosanitary monitoring. Diana Culescu, a landscaping specialist, draws attention to the risks of soil compaction and suggests planting to diversify the vegetation. Additionally, issues related to uniform treatments applied to the vegetation cover are discussed, which can lead to ecosystem degradation. Tineretului Park, with an area of 80 hectares and over 46 species of trees, plays an important ecological role in the green infrastructure of Bucharest.
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