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Farmers allowed to tap pine trees in park
BOGOR: The management of the Gunung Halimun Salak National Park in Bogor will allow local farmers to tap pine trees as a way to minimize destruction in the conservation park
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B
OGOR: The management of the Gunung Halimun Salak National Park in Bogor will allow local farmers to tap pine trees as a way to minimize destruction in the conservation park.
Park management head Bambang Supriyanto said the farmers were allowed to tap pine trees in the 118.6-hectare forest.
He said the tapping involved eight farmers' groups from the three villages of Cianten, Malasari and Gunung Malang, where the park was located.
