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Care offensive in Reinickendorf: Focus on streets and green spaces!
Reinickendorf reports on progress in caring for and felling trees after the June storms.
Care offensive in Reinickendorf: Focus on streets and green spaces!
After the devastating storm in June this year, the Roads and Parks Department in Reinickendorf is pursuing a clear plan to restore the damaged public areas. As of the current date, October 17, 2025, a total of7,955 care and felling measuresrecorded. Of which are3,167 measuresalready fully completed, and2,943 measureshave been commissioned and will be processed step by step, as reported by berlin.de.
Over 60 percent of the damage cases recorded have been started or completed to date. The focus of the processing is on public streets and green spaces, especially in the heavily affected districts of Konradshöhe and Tegelort, where all recorded maintenance and felling measures have already been commissioned or completed.
Processing in several districts
In the districts of Frohnau, Hermsdorf, Waidmannslust and Borsigwalde, almost all of the street trees seen are being processed. Numerous roads are currently being worked on in Heiligensee, including:
- Alt-Heiligensee
- Am Bärensprung
- Am Dachsbau
- Bekassinenweg
- Bläßhuhnweg
- Borgfelder Steig
- Büsumer Pfad
- Dambockstraße
- Elchdamm
- Fährstraße
- Fürstenauer Weg
- … und viele mehr.
In addition, service companies were commissioned for various streets and green spaces in Frohnau to ensure rapid processing. These include, among others:
- An der Buche 17-23
- Artuswall/Olwenstraße
- Heiligenseestraße 169/171
- Joseph Brix und Felix Genzmer Park
- Ludwig-Lesser-Park
- … und mehr.
Further care and requirements
The road work is expected to be completed by the end of November 2025, while the maintenance of the green spaces is expected to be completed by the end of October 2025, depending on weather conditions. Currently working13 service companiesin the Reinickendorf streets and facilities. District mayor Emine Demirbüken-Wegner (CDU) is positive about the progress and commitment of the employees.
Public green spaces are of enormous importance for the ecology in cities. They not only provide a habitat for numerous plants and animals, but also help to improve the local climate by acting as dust and exhaust filters. The care and maintenance of these areas are central tasks of municipalities, which rely on competent service providers such as building yards and city garden centers. According to information from lfu.bayern.de, it is also important to regularly record the condition of the open spaces and to determine suitable maintenance and development measures.
The use of native plants and the avoidance of chemical plant protection are also important steps towards increasing biodiversity and promoting a healthy ecosystem in urban areas.