North Sumatra Prepares 14 Hectares of Biodiversity Park to Preserve Endemic Plants
Planting various types of endemic plants typical of North Sumatra is the focus of park development. Apart from maintaining plant diversity, this area is expected to provide an environment that supports animal life.
Ari hopes that the collaboration between the regional government and universities can become an example of developing biodiversity parks at the provincial level.
"Through this strategic collaboration between the North Sumatra Provincial Government and universities such as USU, it is hoped that the construction of the Kwala Bekala Biodiversity Park can run smoothly and become a model for a provincial level biodiversity park in North Sumatra," he said.
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