Fars Province Ranks First in Iran with 15 Million Saplings Produced

Key Takeaways
- Fars produced over 15.93 million forest and green space saplings over five years.
- New plantations span more than 14,600 hectares of land across the province.
- The province secured the top national ranking in Iran's public sapling planting initiative.
TEHRAN, Nov 6 (OPA) — Fars province has cemented its position at the forefront of Iran's national environmental initiatives. Officials announced that local nurseries and agricultural centers generated a total of 15,930,000 forest and green space saplings during the five-year period.
The resulting greenery was planted across 14,600 hectares of regional land. This vast coverage propelled Fars to the number one ranking nationwide within the framework of the comprehensive public tree-planting project.
Environmental authorities have prioritized large-scale afforestation to combat desertification and expand regional canopy cover. The multi-year campaign relies heavily on community involvement and coordinated state-backed sapling distribution networks.
Project managers intend to maintain the planting momentum across targeted sectors of the province. Future phases will focus on sustaining vegetation survival rates and expanding arid-land forestry measures throughout the region.
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Mohammad Karamali
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