Bannerghatta Biological Park (BBP) in Bengaluru has launched a new Leopard safari, offering visitors a unique chance to see these majestic animals in their natural habitat. Alongside the safari, BBP is promoting afforestation by selling saplings at reduced prices to encourage ecological conservation and public awareness.
Korean Air has marked the 20th anniversary of its ‘Korean Air Forest’ initiative in Baganuur, Mongolia. The reforestation effort was launched in 2004 to combat desertification caused by open-pit coal mining operations in the area. The project was temporarily paused for four years due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but resumed planting activities in May 2024. Over the past 20 years, Korean Air has planted over 125,300 trees representing 12 species, covering an area of 44 hectares. The forest has become a natural barrier against dust and debris from nearby coal mines, and a habitat for diverse wildlife. Korean Air’s efforts have been recognized with awards from the Mongolian government and Ministry of Environment and Tourism for its contributions to environmental conservation.
