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Trees are a vital part of nature. They store carbon and produce oxygen, so cutting them down is a bad idea, right? Except maybe that isn’t quite true. WildHout walks you through the various challenges surrounding sustainable forestry and the fascinating ways we can work with trees.
Enter the WildHout exhibition through a forest of saplings, part of a community response to the violent storm last June that uprooted hundreds of trees in Eindhoven. Rather than leaving it all up to the city to replace them, you can adopt a tree for €10.
