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The Community of Madrid Plants More than 12,800 Indigenous Trees and Shrubs on the Green Arc Route as It Passes Through Alcobendas

The Community of Madrid plants more than 12,871 indigenous trees and shrubs on the route of Arco Verde as it passes through Alcobendas The Community of Madrid has planted 12,871 indigenous trees and shrubs and has created three areas of biodiversity for the fauna in the route of Arco Verde as it passes through Alcobendas. It is 13.8 kilometers and 26.82 hectares that will improve the natural environment and bring it closer to the neighbors of th…
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The Community of Madrid plants more than 12,871 indigenous trees and shrubs on the route of Arco Verde as it passes through Alcobendas The Community of Madrid has planted 12,871 indigenous trees and shrubs and has created three areas of biodiversity for the fauna in the route of Arco Verde as it passes through Alcobendas. It is 13.8 kilometers and 26.82 hectares that will improve the natural environment and bring it closer to the neighbors of th…

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Comunidad de Madrid broke the news on Tuesday, September 15, 2026.
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