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Trees in a Zealand municipality can now be designated as worthy of preservation if insects love them and they are a boon for biodiversity. Experts are positive, but not all residents are.

Large trees on private properties spark debate

In the picture is an example of a beech tree that can be designated as worthy of preservation due to its contribution to biodiversity in a municipality in Zealand. The trees are designated in connection with the approval of new local plans for the area. Foto: Rudersdal Kommune
In the picture is an example of a beech tree that can be designated as worthy of preservation due to its contribution to biodiversity in a municipality in Zealand. The trees are designated in connection with the approval of new local plans for the area. Foto: Rudersdal Kommune
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The old beech tree stands right in the middle of the driveway in front of a black mailbox.

It is tall and beautiful, but that is not the reason it might receive special protection ensuring it remains standing for many more years.

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