Distribution of 135 thousand hazelnut seedlings in Namin
Governor Namin said: 135,000 hazelnut seedlings and 4,000 poplar seedlings were distributed among the people to develop the forest and create more green space in the city.
Farhad Abdolalipour in the meeting of forest clearing which was held with the presence of members of the Green Nature Watch Association, stating that the directive and coercive and dry legal matters can not encourage people to the field of protection and protection, said: Social culture and public education are ways They can make people aware of the importance of protecting the environment, especially forests.
Governor Namin considered the provision of basic training to the residents of the villages around the forests as an important move in order to preserve the forests and added: With this method, we can see the reduction of waste as well as human hazards in the forests.
He pointed out that cutting down trees and smuggling wood for fuel consumption are among the most common human hazards for forests, adding that rural development and providing adequate facilities to villages, including gas supply, could reduce the occurrence of these phenomena in forests.
Abdul Alipour considered the entry of non-governmental organizations into the field of environmental protection and forests as an important and admirable step and noted: The presence of non-governmental organizations in this field creates a continuous social and popular movement and will.
He considered the reform of wood consumption pattern, development of wood cultivation, change and reform of commercial forest exploitation program as effective programs in reducing forest degradation and specified: the inhabitants of each region can play the best role in the protection of forests and pastures.
Governor Namin further announced the distribution of 135,000 hazelnut seedlings and 4,000 poplar seedlings among the people to develop the forest and create more green space in the city.