Trees are not decoration; they are strategic infrastructure. One mature tree provides more ecosystem services than ten young trees, while costing only a fraction of the maintenance in the long term. Yet most cities and organisations lack a long-term vision for managing their tree stock.
In this presentation, we show how a tree master plan, built around the scientifically substantiated 3-30-300 rule, translates sustainability objectives into measurable KPIs, neighbourhood-focused action plans and a concrete roadmap. From tree typology and canopy cover analysis to heat impact maps, you will discover a proven methodology that brings climate adaptation, cost reduction and CSRD reporting together in one integrated plan.
Relevant for anyone working on climate-resilient areas, green investment decisions or sustainable spatial development.
Gert De Bruyn
Fragrance Expert & Managing Director, Odoro
Saskia Roggeman
Ecologist and Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Expert, Emelia
Bruno Mattheeuws
Sales Engineer, Trevi
Alex Polfliet
Founder, VETA