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Government leads national reforestation effort using native species

Santo Domingo.- The Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources is leading nationwide activities for Reforestation Month, coordinating over fifty tree-planting days across the country through the Reforestation Directorate of the Vice Ministry of Forest Resources. The initiative, supported by public institutions, NGOs, and private companies, aims... Read more

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