(HBO) - As of mid-March, Hoa Binh province had planted 597.98 ha of production forests. Of the figure, 128.42 ha were newly-grown, while 469.56 other were re-planted after exploitation. As many as 240,000 scattered trees of various kinds were also planted.

 

To realise the target of planting 5,650 ha of forests, since the start of the year, localities in the province have responded to and effectively carry out the tree planting festival to commemorate late President Ho Chi Minh.

In addition, Hoa Binh has bolstered communications work on the Forestry Law and documents guiding the implementation of the law.

The province’s forest rangers have inspected local seedling nurseries while asking affiliates to report, devise plans and prepare equipment and conditions for implementing the task set for 2020./.

 


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