The project will receive 300 million tenge under an agreement with Samruk-Kazyna JSC.
Kazakhstan plans to plant 3 million bare-root Scots pine seedlings as part of efforts to restore and expand its forest areas. The project is being carried out with financial support of 300 million tenge.
Author: Робот Source: Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources of Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan is continuing work to restore forest stands and increase the area of its forest fund.
The plan includes planting 3 million bare-root seedlings of Scots pine.
The project is being carried out under an agreement with Samruk-Kazyna JSC, with financial support of 300 million tenge.
The initiative aims to restore forest areas, expand forest stands and preserve natural ecosystems.
Planting the seedlings is intended to help establish future forests, conserve biodiversity and strengthen environmental resilience.
Translated from Russian using artificial intelligence. Source: Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources of Kazakhstan
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