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Yuhan Kimberly Planted 13 Million Trees in Mongolian Desert
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Yuhan Kimberly shared the achievements of its forest restoration project in Mongolia, which has been ongoing for 23 years, with the international community. By planting and nurturing over 13 million trees in an area severely damaged by wildfires and at high risk of desertification, the company created a forest equivalent to 11 times the area of Yeouido. Yuhan Kimberly, which restored the Tojin Nars forest in Mongolia. (Photo = Yuhan Kimberly) Ac…
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