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On April 26, the third biodiversity monitoring training course for park management office staff was held, focusing on species identification and database management. The officer in charge of the National Agency of Protected Areas (NAPA) also participated on this day and explained the current status of the national database and its future development.

The project's biodiversity monitoring, which started in June last year, has registered 47 observers, recorded over 2,500 observations, and identified 700 species.

Scenery of training

Acacia saligna, one of the typical invasive species widely distributed in the park