Tree Planting with Local Children:
Dajeongkeumnamu as a Symbol of Hope for the Future

The National Honam Biological Resources Center, under the Ministry of Environment and led by Director Park Jinyoung, held an event on the 3rd to commemorate the 80th Arbor Day under the theme "One Tree, One Step Toward the Future."

Under the theme "One Tree, One Step Toward the Future," a commemorative event for the 80th Arbor Day was held with local children, followed by a group photo. Provided by the National Honam Biological Resources Center

Under the theme "One Tree, One Step Toward the Future," a commemorative event for the 80th Arbor Day was held with local children, followed by a group photo. Provided by the National Honam Biological Resources Center

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The event was organized to raise awareness of climate change and the biodiversity crisis. Around 250 participants, including children, local residents, and staff, planted more than 200 trees, such as Honggasinamu.


In particular, the "Future Draws the Future" program allowed children aged 6 to 7 to plant Dajeongkeumnamu, a biological indicator species for climate change, and hang messages expressing their wishes on the branches. This provided a valuable opportunity for children to experience and learn about biological resources.


Director Park Jinyoung stated, "This was a meaningful event centered on children, who are the protagonists of the future generation," and added, "We will continue to expand programs that promote and share the value of biodiversity with citizens."





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