Forest Department Cultivates 30,000 Saplings for Rainy Season in Nyaunglebin Township

 

Nyaunglebin, May 8

The Forest Department in Nyaunglebin Township, Bago Region, has cultivated 30,000 saplings for the 2026 rainy-season tree-planting campaign, aiming to conserve the natural environment, improve the climate, preserve forest resources, and help reduce local temperatures, according to U Kyaw Thet Paing Oo, head of the Township Forest Department.

The township’s forest nurseries have raised a total of 30,000 saplings, including 1,000 kantkaw, 2,500 khayee, 1,000 pyinkadoe, 23,000 manjangsha, and 1,500 mahogany trees.

The saplings will be distributed free of charge to local residents, schools, departmental offices, military units, and social organizations for pre-monsoon and monsoon tree-planting activities.— Township IPRD

Translated by JT