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5-6 August – Fire & Resources Budget Seminar

On Thursday, Friday 5-6 August 2010 A Fire & Resource Protection 2011  Budget Seminar sponsored by Khun Sunya  of the Ministry of Natural Resources & Environment will be held at Pucome Hotel, Corner Huey Keow & Irrigation Canal Rds Persons invited include the Mayor of Chiang Mai, and heads of nearby Tessabans and Sub-District Organisations. The public is welcome and please phone 053 275265 to... read more

Railway Park – Community Forest Planting, Stage 2

From 4 pm- 7 pm Sunday 18th July 2010 please join us planting trees in Chiang Mai’s new Community Forest, beside the creek at the NW corner of the Railway Park opposite Chiang Mai Station. Railway Park Entrance The planting will have the theme “Plant a Tree for Democracy” and we invite all Friends of Burma to come and celebrate the 65th Birthday of  Democracy Activist Aung San Suu Chi.... read more

Chiang Mai Railway Station Park planting 5th June 2010 – 35 spp.

Chiang Ma City’s  new Community Forest saw its beginning recently with planting at the new Railway Station Park on 5th June 2010 of 200 trees from 35  species. Plant selection and layout was organised by Gum Hak Doi Suthep in conjunction with the Chiang Mai Keow Suay Hom Network : ขะจาว Ulmaceae Holoptelea integrifolia เหว Combretaceae Anogeissus... read more

Ancient Forest Under Threat – Mae Taeng, Chiang Mai

These pictures are of the most beautiful stand of Lagerstroemia calyculata in Chiang Mai province. The locals , however view it as a place to throw trash, including beer bottles which they then burn. How do we change this? Location is one km south of the main road to Pai on a picturesque back road where the traveller can avoid much of the everyday ugliness of... read more

Replanting after the Destruction – Tuesday 25th May 2010

After all the shocking events of the past two months and the worst April on record for air pollution in Chiang Mai, here is a chance to start anew with a healthy activity in the forest. This coming Tuesday, 25th May 2010, Gum Hak Doi Suthep has organised a walk up the lower slope of Doi Suthep to plant seeds of Maka (Afzelia xylocarpa) trees. Last year we planted around 200 seed and this year our target is... read more

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