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. 🌳✨
