Denmark’s NorthSide reveals tree planting scheme

The Down the Drain-promoted festival is creating the NorthSide Forest in a bid to strengthen biodiversity around Aarhus

Intern Signe Møller with Martin Thim

Denmark’s NorthSide is to build upon its pioneering sustainability work by creating the NorthSide Forest – the largest afforestation project in the region.

The scheme aims to strengthen biodiversity around the festival’s native city of Aarhus, as well as binding carbon equivalent to the event’s emissions for five years.

In collaboration with Aarhus Municipality and the Danish Climate Forest Fund, the Down the Drain-promoted event is funding the planting of at least 8.7 hectares of diverse conservation forest.

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