More mangroves at eco-park seen to allay climate change

Villanueva, Venus

$Panay News \n January 17, 2014 \n page 6 [100%x160]$

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January 17, 2014

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Villanueva, Venus

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Aklan provincial government employees will plant some 8,000 bakhawan propagules at the Bakhawan Eco-park in Brgy, New Buswang here next week. The employees, who will be led by the Economic Enterprise Development Department (EEDD), will hold the mangrove planting on a two-hectare area at the eco-park, one of the town's tourist attractions, on January 22.

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Villanueva, V. (2014, January 17). More mangroves at eco-park seen to allay climate change. Panay News, p. 6.