Dominique Dupré-Henry and Tangui Le Dantec
are co-founders of Aux Arbres Citoyens!, an association for the protection of trees destroyed or threatened by the work of Anne Hidalgo.
The Bois de Vincennes (995 hectares) and the Bois de Boulogne (847 hectares) are rightly considered the two green lungs of the capital.
Without them, life in Paris, one of the densest cities in the world, would hardly be possible.
Paris has, excluding woods, a very low ratio of 3 m² of green spaces open to the public per inhabitant and 11 m² including woods, where the WHO recommendations respectively define a threshold of 10 m² and 25 m² with the woods.
However, despite their essential nature, these two woods are constantly confronted with strong human pressure due to an excess of events and a largely obsolete management method, favoring festive and leisure activities over detriment to the rest.
Thus, today, certain assets of the…
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