WILD plant species will soon be a common sight in Nueva Vizcaya with the launching of the provincial government’s rehabilitation and preservation project for forests and watershed areas.
The project called “Plantation Establishment of Wild Food Plants for Wildlife” will include the planting of indigenous species initially in a 10-hectare forestland area.
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