Forest Service Allocates 167 Billion KRW to Expand Urban Forests and Gardens
Expansion of 294 Green Living Spaces
On the 10th, the Korea Forest Service announced that it will invest a budget of 167 billion KRW this year to expand urban forests and gardens in order to improve the quality of life for city residents and contribute to revitalizing the local economy.
The Korea Forest Service plans to create ▲117 climate-responsive urban forests ▲urban wind path forests in 19 cities ▲69 child-safe green forests, and expand a total of 294 green living spaces including ▲26 outdoor gardens in residential areas ▲40 outdoor gardens in small towns ▲23 indoor gardens.
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An official from the Korea Forest Service stated, "We will continue to seek sustainable regional development directions so that the creation of urban forests and gardens can realize a healthy and happy life for city residents," adding, "We will do our best to create cities in harmony with nature."
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