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Turkish municipal greening and landscaping projects
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Turkish local authorities continue to expand coordinated urban‑environment initiatives across multiple cities. In Tarsus, the municipality, the EU Climate Change Grant Programme and the Tarsus Chamber of Commerce hosted a Green Roof Drafting Workshop to discuss regulations targeting carbon‑emission cuts, heat‑island mitigation, and biodiversity enhancement. Talas’ council advanced the “Every Seed Seedling a Seedling” campaign, while Ankara’s Keçiören district managed flood damage recovery, and Antalya’s Kepez district introduced xeriscape landscaping. Recent maintenance efforts have expanded into intensified in the Didim and Kuşadası regions. In Didim, municipal teams are performing grass cutting and pruning across green spaces and roadsides to manage seasonal vegetation growth. In Kuşadası, the Parks and Gardens Directorate conducted a comprehensive pruning operation on palm trees located in the central medians of the ring road. road to remove dried or diseased branches. Deputy Mayor Tahsin Demirtaş emphasized noted that the “protection of green spaces remains a priority” for priority,” stating the municipality, noting that removing dried or diseased branches aims to enhance work enhances traffic safety and the city’s visual identity. In Didim, municipal teams are performing extensive grass cutting, weed removal, and pruning across green spaces, roadsides, and coastal areas. Mayor Hatice Gençay stated that teams are working throughout the city to manage seasonal vegetation and maintain public order. These efforts are prioritizing high-usage locations, such as walking paths and coastal regions, to accommodate summer activity and ensure neighborhoods remain well-kept for residents and visitors. These actions, alongside previous efforts in Bursa, Karabük, and Kemer, illustrate an increasingly broad municipal push in Turkey to improve urban livability, enhance green infrastructure, and address climate‑related challenges.
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- 2026-07-26 08:24 UTC Turkish municipal greening projects
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