The Bosco di Montopoli project focuses on transforming a degraded area, formerly used for intensive pig farming, into a thriving, natural woodland. Through reforestation, this initiative addresses CO₂ reduction while providing numerous environmental benefits, from restoring biodiversity to filtering airborne pollutants.

By preserving existing trees and dedicating the remaining land to active reforestation with medium-sized trees, forest saplings, and fast-growing woody cuttings, the project aims to revitalize the landscape and highlight the essential role of plants in our ecosystem. This transformation serves as a living example to inspire present and future generations to recognize the importance of green spaces for energy, ecology, society, and economy.

In the former farm’s animal watering pool, a new ecosystem has been designed, featuring aquatic plants and amphibious animals. This transformed habitat now supports biodiversity, providing a natural environment where native plants thrive and amphibians find a suitable home, creating a vibrant, self-sustaining ecosystem that enhances the surrounding landscape.