Muscat: The campaign, which runs until September 21, aims to restore native plant life in the region by distributing a variety of wild tree seedlings in the Wilayats of Seeb and Al Amerat. A range of native species, including Moringa, Henna, Elias, Ghaf, Sidr, Frankincense, Basil, and Horse Fork, are part of the initiative.
On day one, the Environment Authority distributed 700 Moringa seedlings, 1,000 Henna seedlings, 2,000 Elias, 2,000 Ghaf, 2,000 Sidr, 70 Frankincense, 300 Basil, and 300 Horse Fork seedlings.
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