德国的Muskauer公园是教科文组织的一个站点,它利用自然再生和搭配来应对气候变化对树木的影响。 Germany's Muskauer Park, a UNESCO site, employs natural regeneration with grafting to tackle climate change effects on trees.
德国的Muskauer公园是位于德国-波兰边境的教科文组织的一个站点,它正在利用一个自然再生项目应对气候变化的影响,特别是干旱和虫害造成的树木损失。 Germany's Muskauer Park, a UNESCO site on the German-Polish border, is using a natural regeneration project to address climate change effects, particularly the loss of trees due to drought and pests. 通过在成熟树的树桩上植树树苗,看守人的目标是传播适应性特征,而不必依赖基因工程。 By grafting saplings onto the stumps of mature trees, caretakers aim to transmit adaptive traits without relying on genetic engineering. 这一成本效益高的方法是德国公园更广泛努力的一部分,可能需要2.5亿欧元(2.75亿美元)用于长期气候保护。 This cost-effective method is part of a broader effort among German parks, which may require up to €250 million ($275 million) for long-term climate protection.