2004
Volume 7, Issue 4
  • ISSN: 2468-2187
  • E-ISSN: 2468-2195

Abstract

Abstract

Within the Dutch riverlandscape, the river Meuse between Boxmeer and the Biesbosch is distinguished by its canalized course and the poplars planted at a fixed distance along the bank. It are mainly these ‘beacon trees’ that determine the identity of the river. The trees are highly valued by the residents along this 100-kilometer stretch. This article examines the background of this special green structure and the question of how such a green heritage can retain its significance in the future.

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