The head of the Natural Resources and Watershed Management Department of Divandereh County stated that 91,500 square meters of national land that had been seized in the village of 'Barderehesh' in this county has been returned to nature with the voluntary cooperation of nine former occupiers. This initiative involved sowing seeds of rangeland species, marking a step towards restoring vegetation cover and strengthening the pastures in the Barderehesh area.
91,500 Square Meters of Seized Land Returned to Nature in Divandereh
In Divandereh County, 91,500 square meters of previously seized national land has been returned to nature through the voluntary efforts of nine former occupiers. This action aims to restore vegetation and enhance local pastures, highlighting community involvement in environmental restoration.
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📰 What Happened
91,500 square meters of seized land returned to nature in Divandereh County.
- Natural Resources and Watershed Management Department of Divandereh County announce 91,500 square meters of national land, Barderehesh village
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The return of seized land to nature is a positive step for environmental restoration.
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