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Biodiversity Park.
A biodiversity park in native plantations is a dedicated area designed to conserve and restore local ecosystems by utilizing indigenous plant species. It acts as a hub for ecological preservation, education, and recreation.
Key characteristics of the Biodiversity Park method include:
Native Flora
Planting a diverse array of region-specific species to replicate and support natural habitats.
Wildlife Habitat
Providing shelter and food sources for local animals, birds, insects, and pollinators, thereby promoting biodiversity.
Ecosystem Restoration
Reviving degraded lands and enhancing the quality of soil, water, and air through natural processes and practices.
Educational Value
Offering opportunities for the community to learn about native biodiversity, conservation efforts, and the importance of ecological balance.
Community Engagement
Promoting awareness and encouraging participation in environmental protection through recreational activities, workshops, and events.
Biodiversity parks play a vital role in safeguarding local ecosystems, fostering sustainability, and enriching both urban and rural landscapes. They serve as a crucial resource for education and community involvement in conservation efforts.
