Shopping Mall Created a Unique Environmental "Christmas Tree"
Shopping mall created a unique environmental "Christmas tree"
With Christmas approaching, Christmas decorations in shopping malls are also innovative, not only using more environmentally friendly materials, but also providing inclusive facilities for the disabled, adding different meanings to the holiday. Local flower nurseries also revealed that more and more members of the public like to decorate real trees as Christmas trees, thinking that it can create a stronger holiday atmosphere.
Continuing the spirit of sustainability promoted last year, this year the Trail also partnered with woodworking supplies supplier Timber Actually to recycle more than 5.5 metric tons of salvaged wood to create a unique "Christmas tree" with 16,000 pins.
In order to enhance consumers' understanding of environmental protection and sustainability through Christmas decoration, the Garden works with florists, conservation experts and environmental activists to initiate environmental-related exchanges.
