Nevertheless, urban trees must also be felled if they are no longer stable due to age, disease or storm damage and pose a risk to the immediate surroundings.

With the tree felling register, the state capital of Wiesbaden publishes the felling of such trees and thus takes the public interest into account. With just a few clicks, you can find out whether and where a tree felling is planned or has already taken place - via the district/marking, the search for streets or by zooming into the map. Information on tree species, trunk circumference, reason for felling, felling date and planned replacement planting complete the information provided. This information remains available for two months after felling.

Felling of individual trees is shown as a point. Pruning in groups of trees - which is particularly common in outdoor areas - is shown as an area.

Tree felling statistics show the frequency of felling sorted by district/marking and tree species.