Naejangsan Baegamsa Office, Volunteer Activists Monitoring Trails for Natural Resource Management

Volunteer Monitoring Conducted for Major 5 Trail Sections Over 9 Months

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Kim Chunsu] The Baegamsa Office of Naejangsan National Park under the Korea National Park Service (Director Yoo Kyungho) announced on the 23rd that 21 volunteers, including resource volunteer Kim Hosun from the Baegamsa Office of Naejangsan National Park, conducted volunteer activities for nine months on five main hiking trail sections of Naejangsan National Park.

The five main hiking trail sections are lowland trail sections frequently visited by hikers, including Saejae Fork~Ipamsanseong (South Gate), Saejae Fork~Jangseong Saejae, Namchang Exploration Support Center~Saejae Fork·Monggye Waterfall, Baekyangsa~Graveyard Fork, and Baekyang Exploration Support Center~Gokdujae Nature Observation Trail.

This trail monitoring was conducted over nine months from March to November and included monitoring education, survey activities, promotional activities, and production of deliverables.

Based on the herbaceous and woody plants observed near each trail, detailed illustration postcards, detailed illustration calendars, and promotional videos for each section were produced.

Three types of detailed illustration postcards were published this year, and after receiving them at the Baekyang Exploration Support Center, they will be delivered six months later through the Slow Postbox.

The detailed illustration calendar (Exploring with Detailed Illustrations, Naejangsan National Park) will be introduced in December through the ‘Naejangsan National Park Instagram,’ and the calendar will be offered as a gift through a quiz event.

Also, promotional videos for each section can be viewed on kiosks located at Ssanggyeru and the Baekyang Exploration Support Center, and will also be released through ‘Naejangsan National Park SNS.’

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