Chai Nat Educational Office Leads Reforestation Effort at Khao Khaya
The Chai Nat Primary Educational Service Area Office has partnered with volunteers to restore the Khao Khaya forest, aiming to transform the area from a barren landscape into a green space.
According to a report by Matichon Online, the Chai Nat Primary Educational Service Area Office, in collaboration with the Hankha 1 Educational Coordination Center, has launched a reforestation initiative at Khao Khaya. This project seeks to continue the long-term environmental mission of transforming the site—historically referred to as a 'desert mountain'—into a lush, green 'mountain paradise.'
Volunteers and local educational staff have joined forces to plant trees and restore the ecological balance of the area. For residents and visitors, this initiative represents a significant effort to improve local air quality and enhance the natural landscape of the Chai Nat province. The project is part of a broader, ongoing environmental campaign to rehabilitate degraded land in the region.
While the immediate efforts focus on planting and site maintenance, the long-term success of the reforestation depends on the continued survival of the saplings and the sustained engagement of the community. Travelers interested in local environmental conservation may find this area increasingly appealing as the vegetation matures. At this stage, specific details regarding future public access to the newly planted zones or additional phases of the project remain to be confirmed by local authorities.
