Planting Green Trees – A Community Responsibility

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The Thien Chi Center, in collaboration with the People's Committee of Duc Tin Commune, Duc Linh District, Binh Thuan Province, has carried out a program to plant over 50 black star trees in the community area. This activity is of great significance as it aims to improve the living environment and create a clean, green, and beautiful landscape for the area.
 
In this program, the Thien Chi Center provided 50 black star trees. The local community contributed by planting the trees, providing fertilizers, caring for the trees, and installing support stakes to ensure their healthy growth. Notably, the program received active participation from representatives of various departments and local residents.
 
 
Planting trees not only helps improve air quality and reduce pollution but also contributes to creating a healthy and green living environment for the community. This is a collective responsibility of society, and the collaboration between the Thien Chi Center and the local community is a clear example of solidarity and environmental awareness.
 
This activity also serves as an opportunity to raise public awareness about the importance of green trees in our lives and to encourage greater participation in environmental protection activities.
 

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