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Roots of Hope: embracing green Malaysia
Author:Forestry Department of Peninsular Malaysia
Abstract
As one tree becomes a forest, and one act becomes a movement, the 100 Million Tree Planting Campaign has grown into something far greater than number. It reflects the shared will of a nation coming together for the land it calls home. From mist-covered highlands to the edges of the sea, from quiet villages to vibrant cities, this effort has drawn strength from every corner of Malaysia. What began with awareness, gained momentum through participation, and now moves forward with responsibility and care. By 31st December 2024, more than 107 million trees representing over 1.900 species have been planted and recorded. Alonsgide this, 1.432 Communication, Education, Participation and Awareness (CEPA) programmes have brought knowledge and inspiration to people across the country, encouraging not just action, but understanding. The road ahead is clear. Planting must be matched with care. Progress with planning. As this national effort continues, its roots will deepen, supported by sustainable policies, low carbon practices, and technology that respects the land rather than reshaping it. Every tree holds a quiet promise. A promise that in the forests of Malaysia, the future will always have space to breathe, to grow, and to belong. Let the Roots of Hope flourish as certain as Our Trees, Our Life.
More Details
| Author | Forestry Department of Peninsular Malaysia |
| Barcode | <000000021737> |
| Edition | |
| Place | Malaysia |
| Publisher | Forestry Department of Peninsular Malaysia |
| Year | |
| Classification | ASEAN in General 001 - Member States 001.5 - Malaysia |
| Call Number | 001.5 MAL r |
| ISBN | 978-967-0539-86-7 |
| Language | English |
| Content Type | Text Book |
| Media Type | |
| Number of copies | 1 |