The Army’s Security Force Headquarters – East (SFHQ-East) planted 100,000 seedlings of rare species in the Eastern Province within a single day as the prevailing rainy season conveniently offers a healthy environment for the campaign to succeed.
The Army stated that the Forest Department allocated state-owned forest areas for the campaign and further provided 100,000 indigenous saplings including that of mee, kumbuk, tamarind, margosa, teak, and mahogany.
The Army stated that the Forest Department allocated state-owned forest areas for the campaign and further provided 100,000 indigenous saplings including that of mee, kumbuk, tamarind, margosa, teak, and mahogany.