Greening and combating desertification

With the growth of the city, the development of its industry, the problem of environmental protection, the creation of normal conditions for human life and activity becomes more and more complex.
In recent decades, the adverse human impact on the environment and, in particular, on green planting has increased. The problem of green spaces (urban parks, forests, gardens, meadows) is one of the most important environmental problems in the city.
Vegetation, as an environment-restoring system, ensures comfortable living conditions for people in the city, regulates (within certain limits) gas composition of the air and degree of its pollution, the climatic characteristics of urban areas, reduces the impact of the noise factor and is a source of aesthetic recreation for people.
It is of great importance to human.

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Alley plantings

Alley plantings are used for landscaping parks and streets.
This method provides for trees planting in two parallel lines along the paths at the same distance from each other.
Trees of the alley method should be of the same age so that the alley turns out to be straight and homogeneous.
Tree species are usually used the same, but in some cases it is possible to plant two or three different species.

Greening the city

Greening the city is a complex of works on the creation and use of green planting.
Greening is an integral part of the overall complex of planning, building and landscaping activities in urban planning.
It is of great importance in human life, and has an impact on the environment.
The types of planting for urban landscaping were developed by landscape designers several centuries ago, and little has changed during this time.
As before, the main types are ordinary and alley tree planting, groups (raised beds), solitaires, hedges, ridges, espaliers, lawns.

Combating desertification

Desertification is one of the biggest environmental problems of our time.
Desertification is a process that turns once fertile land into infertile land.
When desertification occurs, it is difficult to grow crops, feed animals or collect food.
It is estimated that every year about 12 million hectares of productive land become infertile due to desertification and drought.
Approximately 900 million people in more than 100 countries suffer from their consequences.

The only way to combat desertification is GREENING

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