‘People Cultivating Boseong’ Donating Garden Management Skills

Graduates of Gardener Training Program Lead the Way in Creating a Cleaner Boseong

Boseong-gun, Jeollanam-do announced that the first batch of graduates who completed the gardener training course under the Gunmin Cultural Movement Steering Committee are actively engaging in talent donation activities.

The 32 first batch trainees who obtained gardener certification formed a volunteer group called "People Cultivating Boseong" (President Choi Young-bok) in January, dedicated to pruning skills and talent donation.

Members of the "People Cultivating Boseong" are working hard to care for trees along the local road in Ungchi, Boseong.
Photo by Boseong County

Since February, members have been working hard to care for trees such as Korean nut pines, gardenias, and hibiscus trees planted along major parks and roadsides in Boseong-eup downtown area, Dongyuncheon Ecological Park, and the local road between Boseong-eup and Ungchi-myeon.

Additionally, they hold pruning activities at designated locations every other month to create beautiful landscapes and also promote environmental cleanup activities such as picking up trash at Jaeamsan Natural Recreation Forest.

President Choi Young-bok said, "Having completed the gardener training with support from Boseong-gun, we will take the lead in creating a clean Boseong driven by residents through continuous talent donation activities."

Meanwhile, the Gunmin Cultural Movement Steering Committee of Boseong-gun conducted the first gardener training course for 45 hopeful residents from July to October last year. This year, 45 second batch trainees are attending the course, receiving theoretical education and practical training on garden plants and tree management techniques, as well as vegetable garden creation.

Boseong = Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters, Reporter Park Cheon-seok hss79@asiae.co.kr

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