Black Mangosteen grows thousands of trees to cope with climate change

On the morning of December 9, PYLOHERB Joint Stock Company coordinated with Mang Den Commune Public Service Supply Center to organize the donation of forestry seedlings to local people, contributing to expanding forest areas and strengthening ecological shields.

The enterprise has donated 10,000 pine trees and 2,000 guava trees for people to plant new trees in production forests and protective forests. These native plant varieties with good growth ability are expected to contribute to increasing coverage, creating a sustainable "green coat" to help Mang Den reduce the risk of landslides, prevent storms and floods and effectively respond to climate change.

Seed support activities not only support people in developing the forest economy but also spread the message of preserving forest resources, protecting the ecosystem and natural landscape of Mang Den tourist area - considered the "second Da Lat" of the Central Highlands.

The new green shoots will form ecological forests, creating a fresh space, attracting tourists and opening up a direction for sustainable tourism development.

According to the plan, by 2045, Mang Den area aims to welcome about 5 million tourists each year with the orientation of developing ecological space, respecting natural terrain, reducing concretization and forming architectural highlights in harmony with forest landscape.

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