Mata do Bussaco, a 105-hectare national forest in Portugal, has become the first certified Therapeutic Forest on the Iberian Peninsula. Valid until 2031, the certification recognises trails and protected spaces designed for supervised forest therapy, placing it among four such sites worldwide.
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Bussaco sa Portugal, kinilalang therapeutic forest

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Ang Mata do Bussaco, isang 105-ektaryang pambansang kagubatan sa Portugal, ang unang certified Therapeutic Forest sa Iberian Peninsula. Bisa hanggang 2031, kinikilala ng sertipikasyon ang mga trail at protektadong lugar para sa forest therapy na ginagabayan ng mga kwalipikadong therapist.

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