"Restoring wildfire damage, fostering a hub for regional economic recovery"

Published 2025년 11월 25일

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[Gyeongbuk Farmers' Newspaper, Reporter Park Du-gyeong] In preparation for designating a "Forest Management Special Zone" to systematically restore forests in areas severely affected by extra-large wildfires and to foster them as a hub for regional economic recovery, Gyeongbuk Province held an explanation meeting to increase understanding and participation among landowners. The meeting was held on the 21st at the conference room of the Jipgoeom-myeon Office in Uiseong County, and was attended by landowners, officials from Gyeongbuk Province and Uiseong County, forestry cooperatives, and contractors. This explanation meeting is the first step in designating a Forest Management Special Zone, organized to inform about the purpose and main contents of the system and to directly hear the opinions of the landowners. The Forest Management Special Zone was promulgated and implemented on October 28 in Gyeongbuk and Gyeongnam.

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In order to increase understanding and participation of landowners in the designation of a "Forest Management Special Zone" to systematically restore forests in areas severely damaged by the massive wildfire and to foster them as a base for local economic recovery, Gyeongbuk Province held an explanation meeting. The meeting was held on the 21st in the conference room of the Jipgoe-myeon Office in Uiseong County, with attendance from landowners, Gyeongbuk Province, Uiseong County, the forestry association, and related service providers. This explanation meeting is the first step in the designation of a Forest Management Special Zone, organized to inform about the purpose and main contents of the system and to directly hear the opinions of the landowners. The Forest Management Special Zone is a newly introduced system according to the "Special Act for Relief and Support for the Massive Wildfire Damage in Gyeongbuk, Gyeongnam, and Ulsan" promulgated and enforced on October 28. The ...
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