Ancient trees in China are about to get a high-tech glow-up! The country is rolling out a nationwide tagging system to protect its oldest and most notable trees, calling them \"green national treasures\" and \"living cultural relics.\" Think of it as a VIP membership for Mother Nature’s elders!
The new regulations, set to kick in on March 15, mark China’s first national-level effort to safeguard these natural wonders. Zhang Liming, a senior official from the National Forestry and Grassland Administration, says the move ties into China’s push for an \"ecological civilization\" and preserving cultural roots.
Imagine walking through a 1,000-year-old ginkgo forest and scanning a QR code to learn its story! While details are still budding, the initiative aims to blend tech, ecology, and history—a win for climate warriors and culture buffs alike.
The country is rolling out a nationwide tagging system to protect its oldest and most notable trees, calling them \"green national treasures\" and \"living cultural relics.\" Think of it as a VIP membership for Mother Nature’s elders! 
While details are still budding, the initiative aims to blend tech, ecology, and history—a win for climate warriors and culture buffs alike. 
