The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment has built a digital tree map in Vietnam to serve the identification of planting sites as well as management and taking care of trees throughout the country. Minister of Natural Resources and Environment Tran Hong Ha plants a tree during the launching ceremony of the New Year Tree Planting Festival in Hanoi on Sunday. The map's database, including information about tree species, planting process and characteristics of trees during the growing process, was expected to improve the efficiency of managing and taking care of trees nationwide, said Minister Tran Hong Ha at a launching ceremony of the New Year Tree Planting Festival and responding to the Government's programme of planting 1 billion trees during 2021-25, held in Hanoi on Sunday. More than 60 years ago, President Ho Chi Minh wrote an article which was published in Nhân dân (The People) newspaper, stressing the significance of tree planting to each person, each family and the entire nation. It has since become an annual Vietnamese custom each Lunar New Year. Ha said the database would be put on the App store as an application soon after it is finished. The application would help State-management agencies assess the… Read full this story
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