Bangkok--7 Dec--JWT One of the highlights in “Future Park Environmental Conservation to Follow in the Royal Footsteps” exhibition Future Park Rangsit Shopping Complex today unveils “Future Park Environmental Conservation to Follow in the Royal Footsteps” exhibition, showcasing plants of rare species highlighted by the 100-year-old “Chinese Banyan Tree” with miniature leaves from Taiwan - the slowest grown banyan tree in the family which has received the first prize from Rama IX Royal Garden’s International Flora Competition and priced for vending at 1 million Baht. Exhibition goers can also enjoy the sights of other rare plants such as Chinese hackberry, Chinese banyan bonsai, giant-blossomed slipper orchid, Paldao tree (Makkareepol) and many more. *Don’t miss - “Future Park Environmental Conservation to Follow in the Royal Footsteps” exhibition from November 29 until December 5, 2007 on the Ground Floor, Future Park Rangsit Shopping Complex. For more information, please contact: Future Park Rangsit Public Relation Khun Pattra Mora, Khun Kwanjai Tangboung and Jirattaya Nungrujit T. 02-958-0011 Ext.1162, 1886 JWT Public Relations, JWT (Thailand) Khun Porntip Wiriyakitpattana (Bee) T. 02-204-8210 M. 086-813-1981 or Khun Prasit Kritsadaariyachon (Bob) T. 02-204-8216 M. 081-586-2813