The Sarawak Tourism Board’s EcoGreen Planet project continues to make strides in promoting environmental conservation and sustainable tourism in the region. Recently, the project enhanced the beautiful Bukit Lima area with the planting of 2,000 new seedlings, further enriching the biodiversity of the area and creating a more sustainable environment for both locals and tourists to enjoy.
Bukit Lima, located in the Kuching district of Sarawak, is a popular destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. The area is known for its lush greenery, stunning views, and diverse wildlife. With the addition of 2,000 new seedlings, the EcoGreen Planet project aims to not only enhance the natural beauty of Bukit Lima but also to promote environmental sustainability and conservation efforts in the area.
The planting of new seedlings is just one of the many initiatives undertaken by the Sarawak Tourism Board’s EcoGreen Planet project. The project also focuses on promoting eco-friendly practices, raising awareness about environmental issues, and supporting local communities in their efforts to protect and preserve the natural resources of Sarawak.
By collaborating with local communities, government agencies, and environmental organizations, the EcoGreen Planet project aims to create a more sustainable and environmentally conscious tourism industry in Sarawak. Through initiatives like the planting of new seedlings in Bukit Lima, the project is not only improving the natural beauty of the area but also creating a more sustainable and enjoyable experience for visitors.
The Sarawak Tourism Board is committed to promoting responsible tourism and environmental conservation in the region. The EcoGreen Planet project is just one of the many ways in which the board is working to protect the natural beauty and biodiversity of Sarawak for future generations to enjoy.
Visitors to Bukit Lima can now enjoy the enhanced beauty of the area, knowing that their visit is contributing to the preservation of the environment and the promotion of sustainable tourism practices. With the addition of 2,000 new seedlings, the EcoGreen Planet project is helping to create a more vibrant and sustainable ecosystem in Bukit Lima, ensuring that this beautiful destination remains a cherished natural treasure for years to come.
