Novo Sarajevo municipality plants new trees to restore green spaces

The Novo Sarajevo municipality in Bosnia and Herzegovina has planted 68 new trees as part of a project to enhance local green spaces.

The public enterprise ONSA is carrying out the work on open green areas, including sites where trees were cut down earlier this year. The project involves planting various species such as maple, katalpa, liquidambar, hawthorn, and Japanese cherry.

Workers have already completed plantings on Grbavička Street and in the Grbavica II area, covering streets like Hasana Brkića and Kemala Kapetanovića. Additional trees were placed along main city roads and in the Čengić Vila neighborhood to create a healthier living environment for residents. The municipality plans to plant more than 120 trees in total. Officials say they will continue activities to restore and expand the green fund while improving public areas for the community.