Dept aims to plant four million trees in Johor


MUAR: The Johor Forestry Department is targeting to plant four million timber trees in the state by the end of 2025 with public participation.

Its director Datuk Salim Aman said the tree planting activities would be in line with the Greening Malaysia Programme which began in 2021 to create awareness on the need for a permanent forest.

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