Turkey: 273 million saplings were produced for the green homeland

Published Aug 25, 2021

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The General Directorate of Forestry in Turkey is working to regenerate forest areas affected by fires through afforestation techniques, growing over a thousand species of saplings in nurseries. These saplings are used for planting in areas damaged by fires, as well as in existing forested areas. The directorate also distributes free saplings to municipalities, military units, schools, and other public institutions since 2008, having distributed 287.5 million seedlings free of charge as of 2020, with an additional 23.2 million given out in the spring of 2021.
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In order to erase the traces of forest fires occurring throughout Turkey and to regenerate forest areas with special afforestation techniques, feverish work continues in the forest nurseries of the General Directorate of Forestry (OGM). The saplings, which are grown like a baby by paying attention to the heat, humidity and fertilizer balance in the nurseries, are planted all over the country both in areas damaged by forest fires and in forested areas. A THOUSAND DIFFERENT SPECIES ARE GROWED Saplings, which are indispensable for afforestation, are coniferous such as pine, cedar, spruce, juniper, cypress; leafy such as oak, beech, maple, linden, chestnut, ash, sycamore; It is grown in income-generating species such as almonds, walnuts, olives, hawthorn, jujube, carob, oleaster, rosehip. In addition to plants with medicinal aromatic properties such as lavender, sage, thyme, shrubs such as rose, fire thorn, laurel, oleander, taflan, boxwood, which are also used as ornamental plants, ...
Source: Haber7

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