China's sacred mountain encourages public to 'adopt' ancient trees
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China's sacred mountain encourages public to 'adopt' ancient trees

China Daily  

Taishan Mountain More than 200 ancient and precious trees in Taishan Mountain, a popular UNESCO World Heritage site in East China's Shandong province, are available for public adoption, local authorities said. People can adopt trees aged above 100 years or the precious ones with historical, cultural and scientific significance growing on the mountain, according to the management committee of the Taishan Mountain scenic area. "The adoption program aims to raise public awareness of protecting old trees," said Song Hongbing, head of the heritage protection bureau of the scenic area, adding that the ancient trees are living fossils and an important part of the mountain's history and culture. More ancient trees on the Taishan Mountain will be available for public adoption in the future, according to Song.

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