Doi Inthanon National Park is piloting a holistic area conservation approach, with a focus on integrated administration and avoiding unnecessary burdens on personnel. This pioneering project aims to effectively manage the park’s 16 sub-agencies and a budget of 50 million baht, whilst protecting the natural environment and resources.
Doi Inthanon National Park, the country’s highest peak, is launching a comprehensive area conservation management project with a special emphasis on integrated planning and management to preserve nature and natural resources. The park’s director, Athapol Charoensasa, revealed that there are four main divisions responsible for the coordinated management of the region: General Administration, Tourism and Research, Natural Resource Conservation, and Area Rehabilitation and Development.
The implementation of the integrated…
