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In his welcome address, Senior Drilling Engineer, Kashmir, Er. Ab. Hamid Wani highlighted the significance of tree plantation in combating climate change, preserving biodiversity, and maintaining ecological balance. He emphasized the role of afforestation in mitigating environment challenges and encouraged all present to contribute towards a greener tomorrow.
The plantation drive saw the active participation of officials and staff, who planted saplings at designated locations, symbolizing their collective responsibility toward environmental conservation. The event also witnessed active participation from students of Government Girls Secondary School Panderthan Srinagar and Delhi Public School, Athawajan, Srinagar, who delivered insightful speeches on the importance of trees in maintaining ecological balance and combating global warming.
The program aimed to instil a sense of environmental responsibility among the younger generations. Students eloquently highlighted the crucial role of trees in purifying air, conserving water, preventing soil erosion, and supporting biodiversity. Their speeches reflected a deep understanding of the environmental challenges faced today and the urgent need for afforestation. Every one commended the enthusiasm and awareness displayed by the students.
As a part of the celebrations, students along with Department employees planted samplings at designated sites, reinforcing their pledge to protect nature with a call to continue such initiatives, ensuring a healthier and greener environment for future generations.
