[Incheon] Incheon City to create eight urban forests next year to respond to the climate crisis.

Incheon City has decided to spend 5.2 billion won next year to create urban wind road forests, climate-responsive urban forests, and children's safety green forests in eight downtown areas.

The urban wind road forest will be built on six roads, including Angogae-ro in Yeonsu-gu, Gilju-ro in Bupyeong-gu, and Majang-ro in Gyeyang-gu, and 8.81km.

We plan to plant trees on the side of the road to create a fine dust barrier and decorate the street garden.

The climate-responsive urban forest is planned to be 1.1ha near the Cheongnyang Tunnel in Dongchun-dong, Yeonsu-gu, planting trees and installing various resident convenience facilities, including trails.

The Green Forest for Children will protect students from vehicles and fine dust by creating a 0.3㏊ street green area in Mokhyang Elementary School in Seo-gu and along the sidewalk.

These projects will be funded by 50% of the national expenditure, and the city and autonomous districts will share 25% of the remaining project costs each.