
Habitat restoration activities were initiated through the establishment of a local tree nursery, where approximately 5,000 native tree seedlings were propagated and maintained for over six months. With active participation from local communities, about 3,500 seedlings were subsequently planted within degraded forest areas to support habitat enrichment and ecological restoration. In addition, the nursery currently maintains approximately 3,000 seedlings under the continuous care and monitoring of local environmental groups, ensuring the sustainability of ongoing restoration efforts and long-term community involvement in forest conservation.