The “81 Forests” project of the Business Bank continues with Zonguldak Forest
39. Business Bank Forest Zonguldak...
[[T]] The “81 Forest” project, one of the biggest idea wooding works of the country, which has started under social responsibility studies, takes place in Zonguldak Forest. The town of Teacuma was born 30 thousand years, peanut pines, blackened, lihlamur and cranberry snacks in the village of Nebioglu. In line with the needs of wooding, the Business Bank, which oftened land outside of the city, leaving a mature tree as a symbol of the project to the center of Zonguldak before consultation. Thus, the Business Bank Forest created outside the city moved to the city center with a symbolic tree. [[
The Turkish Business Bank started in 22 December 2008 in Cooperation with the Ministry of Environment and Forest, and one of the largest corporate treeing projects in Turkey was created in Zonguldak as a “Business Bank Forest” project.
Aventure was held on Tuesday 26 October 2010 at the Work Bank Forest in Nebioglu village of Cheaycuma. One of the most effective measures against global climate change, the number of provinces covered with the Zonguldak of the Business Bank has reached about 755 hektara across the country, while the number of refugees exceed 1 million.
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]] [The “81 Forests” project, which is under the social responsibility work of the Turkish Business Bank, is expected out in cooperation with TEMA and the Ministry of Environment and Forest. Within the scope of the project that started in 2008 and turn into a treeing mobileization, in the next three years with the renovation of the Business Bank, the three thousand football fields (about 1.500 hectarlik) will be heard of more than two million entrepreneurs. The Work Bank is also taken care of hunger for five years from cultivation.
]] In the scope of the 81 Forest Project in the “81 Province” the Seedling Plant Cock:]]
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