Melgven Forest
The name Melgven comes from the words "mell" (rounded hill) and "gween" (white); the white hill.
The Melgven forest is situated on a moderate slope, oriented to the northeast and with rainfall levels of around 1000 mm per year. This makes the area suitable for Douglas-fir and chestnut. The ground vegetation mainly consists of molinia and fern. The area had been lacking forestry management since a complete clearcut was carried out. EcoTree is now giving new life to this historical area, where you can find numerous remains from the Gallo-Roman era.
PEFC Certification : In progress
Management turnaround : Feb 5, 2020
Forests : Temporarily closed to the public
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Melgven Forest
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Douglas
Uneven-aged high forest
Melgven Forest
Time before cutting: 90 years
Estimated CO2 absorption: 900 kg 
Expected gross gain : €89
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