Allée des Chênes

A small street like that of Maray in Laval-sur-Vologne, lined with respectable pedunculate oaks, brings a rustic and bucolic note to this district which communes with nature through the agricultural spaces and the copses which it borders. Since the development of automobile traffic, the roads and trees have never
is a good match (go to page 30 to get the opinion of the big beech tree of Saint-Jean-du-Marché on this subject). In the name of road safety, how many large trees have been sacrificed to promote ever denser traffic. How many of our friends of various species have been slowly killed by the road salt that is often spread without consideration. Times have changed, the Equipment services, integrated into a new Territorial Directorate, have added a little green to their orange uniform. We are respected a little more now and we do not hesitate to replant trees of local species in parking areas. In any case, in Laval, we are sure that the municipality will take good care of us. Furthermore, we have just learned that the community of municipalities has just started an action called "Zero phyto" to raise awareness among communities to implement more environmentally friendly practices. We applaud this happy initiative with all our might.