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41.8 degrees in Saxony-Anhalt, wildfires stretching from Spain to Belgium, and soil dried out deep underground: The summer of 2026 has left its mark. With the benefit of hindsight, data from weather services, research institutes, and the EU show just how extraordinary it was—and why its consequences for trees are far from over. A summer of […]

Summertime is vacation time. The TreeSense team is on the road, bringing back fascinating stories about trees from their travels. This time, we’re heading to the Croatian Adriatic, to the island of Pag. In the far north, around the small village of Lun, grows one of the most extraordinary olive groves in the world. Some of the trees were already standing here when the Romans […]

There’s that one moment on a hot summer day in Munich: You’re walking down one of those bare, scorching streets, the asphalt shimmering, and then you turn the corner and suddenly there are trees. The air becomes noticeably cooler, the light softer, and you breathe a sigh of relief. It is precisely this difference that lies at the heart of what the “https://www.baumentscheid-muenchen.de/” is fighting for. […]

Digital sensors for sustainable urban greening Schorndorf takes a consistently pragmatic approach to tree care: instead of blanket watering, the city relies on measurements that show actual needs. The aim is to reliably get young trees through dry periods, plan operations efficiently, and justify decisions transparently. From assumption to certainty The pilot project started […]