By February 14, eight out of ten districts and city together with four departments and sectors, Office of the provincial People’s Committee and communal level units held “Tree planting festival” and “Planting one billion trees” programme, helping grow more than 1,000 trees of all kinds (fruit, shade and forestry trees).

The officials and locals in Son Dong district join the “Tree Planting Festival” in Van Son commune.

Since early this year, Bac Giang has developed 524 ha of centralized forest, up nearly 400 ha year on year and more than 100,000 scattered trees, increasing nearly 10,000 trees against the same period last year.

“Tree Planting Festival” this year is launched from February 6 – 28. About 33,200 trees will be planted at the launching ceremonies.

Besides, the province is planning to grow 6.1 million scattered trees to respond to “Planting one billion trees” programme launched by the Prime Minister, up 1.1 million trees comparing to the 2021 plan.

Bac Giang exceeds target of growing 1 billion trees

(BGO)- The results of growing scattered trees and concentrated forests in Bac Giang province in 2021 exceeded the set targets making positive contributions not only to the programme on growing 1 billion trees under the Prime Minister’s Directive and boosting forestry economy of the locality but also giving momentum for implementation of the 2022 plan.

Bac Giang exceeds target to grow five million trees

(BGO) – Implementing Plant a Billion Trees Programme launched by the Prime Minister, in the period 2021 – 2025, Bac Giang province planned to grow 30 million trees and 200 ha of protective forest.

Bac Giang: Lang Son bombax ceiba recognized as ancient tree with historical-cultural value

(BGO) – A bombax ceiba standing next to Ba Co (Ms. Co) shrine in Tan My village, Lang Son commune, Yen Dung district (Bac Giang province) has officially become "the ancient tree of historical-cultural value".

Provinces launch tree planting festivals to support one billion tree programme

A number of localities launched tree planting festivals on February 17 as part of this year’s efforts in response to the Government’s programme on planting one billion trees to 2025.

Spring is tree-planting festival

The annual tree-planting festival in commemoration of Uncle Ho has become a fine tradition of our nation every spring, boosting forest protection and the afforestation activities of all sectors and making an important and practical contribution to national sustainable development.