Resorts planting 1,200 Paulownia trees to make Bangi greener


Tan (left) and Bangi Farm Resort associate Raymond Lee showing some of the Paulownia trees that have been planted at the resort in conjunction with Earth Day.

In conjunction with Earth Day 2019, Bangi Golf Resort and Bangi Farm Resort are doing their part to preserve Mother Nature throughout this month by planting 1,200 Paulownia trees on the golf course.

Paulownia trees grow extremely fast and can reproduce from seeds or root sprouts.

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