Where recycled Christmas trees become a safe haven for fish @sweden
Where recycled Christmas trees become a safe haven for fish  @sweden
Uploaded January 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
Time to get rid of the Christmas tree! 🌲 The Swedish capital of Stockholm is piloting a new, fishy way to do it. 😉

On floating decks in the middle of the city, people can throw away their old trees while creating a safe haven for fish. Underneath the deck is a net that holds the trees. This creates a good environment for fish to lay their eggs and contributes to the biodiversity of the water.

Good for Stockholmers and fish alike. It's fin-tastic! 👏

What do you do with your Christmas tree?

Music: Epidemic sound/Then Comfort – The Eastern Plain
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