More than 8,000 trees planted in Tyup forestry

A record number of trees have been planted in Tyup forestry in Kyrgyzstan.

As part of the national campaign Green Heritage (Zhashyl ​​Muras), more than 8,000 trees were planted on an area of ​​19 hectares in Karkyr forestry in Kol-Tor.

At least 2,100 saplings of Tien Shan spruce, 4,000 saplings of red spruce, 1,400 birch trees and 600 apricot trees were planted.

The work was carried out with the participation of foresters of Tyup forestry of the Ministry of Emergency Situations, the office of the Plenipotentiary Representative of the President of the Kyrgyz Republic in Issyk-Kul region, representatives of Tyup district state administration and civil activists.