The latest note from the Economic Analysis Council (CAE) proposes an innovative method for integrating the true value of forest services into national accounts and attempting to steer public policy in a more appropriate direction. This approach aims to reveal the costs and benefits of action in favour of forests, so that their importance is no longer underestimated.
Individuals
- Choose the project of your choice among our forestry projects
- Indicate the name to be entered on the planting certificate
- Indicate the number of trees to be planted on your gift card (or more if you wish)
- Go to your basket then click on "Complete your order"
- Enter your code in the "Enter your gift Card code here"section and apply your code
- Finalize and then validate your order, you will receive your planting certificate and all the information on your project !
Please note from 28 January 2024: Gift card codes ar valid for 6 months after the date shown on the gift card. After this 6-month period, if the code has not been used or has been partially used, the trees remaining to be planted will be planted by Atmosylva on a project available on the Atmosylva website. So your trees will be planted no matter what!
Experimental plantation - Nassiet (40)
The Project
The experimentation and natural regeneration project cove
Creation of three islands: planting of Sequoia sempervirens and deciduous trees on fallow land, enrichment of an old coppice after thinning, and reforestation of a damaged pine forest into a mosaic forest.
Reforestation Les Essarts (51)
The Project
The project involves reforesting an area of 3.25 ha in th
Planting of 1880 seedlings and work on natural regeneration (1365 stems from natural recruits)
Reforestation Monségur (40)
The project
The project involves the reforestation of an area of 2.29
Planting 2744 Loblolly Pine, Sessile Oak, Downy Oak, Hornbeam
Afforestation Beauvoir-en-lyons (76)
The project
The project is a 1 ha afforestation project in the south-
Planting of 1142 Sessile Oak, Downy oak, Hornbeam, Norway Maple, Field Mapple, Small-leaved Lime, Wild Service-tree and the Service-tree
Experimental plantation - Nassiet (40)
Reforestation Les Essarts (51)
Reforestation Monségur (40)
Afforestation Beauvoir-en-lyons (76)
In 2025, the decree and order governing the Low Carbon Label (LBC) were revised. This update brings greater clarity and harmonization with European and international standards, while strengthening the transparency and readability of the framework.
Clarified Terminology: the “Carbon Credit”
The first major change concerns the vocabulary. Until now, one ton of CO₂ equivalent reduced or sequestered was called “emission reduction.” It is now designated by the term “carbon credit.”
This change allows both:
"La Météo des Forêts" is a tool developed by Météo-France that provides daily updates on fire risk based on weather conditions and vegetation dryness. It aims to raise public awareness and promote good habits to prevent fires, especially during the summer months.
The climate report for June 2025 and summer forecasts predict exceptionally hot and dry conditions, significantly increasing the risks for French forests already weakened by climate change.
The United Nations Strategic Plan for Forests 2017-2030 sets 6 goals to protect and expand forests, with an addition of 120 million hectares by 2030, supporting the Sustainable Development Goals and the Paris Agreements.
At the height of summer, we invite you to discover some legendary state forests. In particular, as the heat rises, the forest microclimate offers shade and appreciably lower temperatures.
Biodiversity is part of ecosystem functioning. It is largely stimulated by the micro-habitats, which are real little living environments sheltered by the trees. The micro-habitats are havens very varied depending of the morphology of the trees.
According to data from Météo France, 2020 is the hottest year la plus chaude registered since 1900. The average temperature of the year reached 14°C, while the normal average for metropolitan France is about 12,6°C (climatic normals over the period 1981-2010)
We talked a lot about forests, of their important role for biodiversity and of plentiful ecosystem services returned by trees to society.
A forest soil is a set of layers that overlap on what is called a bedrock, the geological terrain.
Trees "drink" water from the ground, and evacuate a large part of this water by evaporation and the transpiration of their foliage.
We have previously seen the influence of trees on climatic factors at forest scale.
On this very particular spring day, all confined while nature continue to follow its work depending on climatic hazards, it seems important to us to remind how important the role of nature and forest is est fundamental.
The issue of water is an increasingly sensitive issue, even in France, especially with growing problems of the presence of pesticides and nitrates in soils.
In a context of important decrease in water resources and pollution of all kinds, there are many concerns around the question of water conservation and its quality.
In a previous article, we saw what forest biodiversity is: a diversity of species, ecosystems and functional diversity of living beings.
Inspired by a comprehensive book entitled "Dix facteurs clés pour la diversité des espèces en forêt - Comprendre l'Indice de Biodiversité Potentielle (IBP)", by C. Emberger, L. Larrieu and P. Gonin, published by the Centre National de la Propriété Forestière.
It is often said that forests are a major reservoir of biodiversity for the planet. We hear more and more about biodiversity, but we don't necessarily, but we don't necessarily realise the extent of what it covers.
The solutions of nature face to climate change may appear limited : adaptations and migrations will depend on genetic characteristics of trees and on the time we have.
As we have seen, climatic hazards and especially summer droughts are more and more recurrent, and they have been going on since the 1980s ...
Lower water reserves in soils Climate change means more frequent high temperatures.