National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Species Inaugural Day

October 2 of each year is the Inaugural Day of the Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Species. By decree, Volume 119, Part 99a, dated October 2, 2002, to establish the Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Species in the Ministry of Natural Resources and the Environment to separate the work on economic forests and the work on conservation and forest protection. The work on economic forests is with the Forest Service. The work on conservation and protection is with the Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Species.

The Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Species has undertaken a mission on conservation, promoting and restoring forest, wildlife and plant species resources, in forest zones for conservation, by regulating, restoring existing conservation forest areas and degraded forest areas to complete with a promotion strategy, as a means of maintaining ecological and environmental balance, as well as biodiversity, for being watersheds, wildlife habitats, food sources, recreation and natural tourism sites of the public.

For the 23rd anniversary, the National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Species Service continues to dominate, oversee, prevent intrusion into forest resources, as well as reduce the impact of climate change, restore ecosystems to abundant forests, along with the development of forest-friendly careers and make good use of natural resources in forest areas, according to the vision of the National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Species Service, which is to "protect, restore, restore, preserve forests to sustainable mutual benefit."

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