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A combination of over 200,000 spruce, pine and cotton wood were planted at Egilssel in Fell during the summer of 2022. Vegetation was characterised by sparse loam and erosion, but with pockets of decently lush moorland. Part of the moorland in the planned planting area was omitted from the project due to its particularly high level of growth. The area is both wet and sparse, but with a wide distribution of pleasant cliffs, rocks, ponds and lakes. It will be interesting to see the many ecosystems working together in the coming years, and it is abundantly clear from the outset that Egilssel could become an exceptionally diverse outdoor recreation area. There are still 100,000 plants to be planted in the area, which will be carried out in the spring of 2023. Egilssel uses the Skogarkolefni standard and is certified by Enviance in cooperation with iCert.
Í tengslum við hvert vottað loftslagsverkefni, skal vera farvegur fyrir ábendingar og fyrirspurnir frá hagsmunaaðilum og almenningi allan verkefnatímann.
Aerial photos of Egilssel
A video of Egilssel recorded for us by Svarmi
3D Digital twin
Here you can view a 3D rendering of the area.
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