Planting precious rosewood forests listed in the Red Book, the whole village in Gia Lai guards day and night, prohibiting strangers

For many years, the people of A Lao village, at the foot of Lo Pang mountain, Lo Pang commune, Mang Yang district ( Gia Lai province) have made efforts to care for and protect the rosewood forest as a valuable asset.

Rosewood forest is an important genetic resource left for future generations of A Lao village.

After decades of preserving this rare tree species, now the rosewood gardens of A Lao villagers have grown to dozens of hectares.

In particular, the area of rosewood trees (rosewood trees) in A Lao village continues to increase because besides the ability to regenerate, people here have become more aware of preserving the genetic resources of this rare forest tree.

Authorities regularly coordinate and support A Lao villagers at the foot of Lo Pang Mountain, Lo Pang Commune, Mang Yang District (Gia Lai Province) to manage and protect rosewood forests. Rosewood is a rare plant listed in the Vietnam Red Book. Photo: Hoai Nam (VNA).

Rosewood forest (rotten rosewood) in A Lao village at the foot of Lo Pang mountain, Lo Pang commune, Mang Yang district (Gia Lai province). Photo: Hoai Nam (VNA).

People in A Lao village, Lo Pang commune, Mang Yang district (Gia Lai province) are taking care of their rosewood forest. Photo: Hoai Nam (VNA).