Back-to-Back Plantation Drives Held at Khonmoh and Nowgham B

Srinagar : Back-to-back plantation drives were successfully organised at Government Boys Higher Secondary School Khonmoh and Zonal Physical Education Ground Nowgham B by Green World Welfare Society in collaboration with the Agriculture Production & Farmers Welfare Department, District Srinagar, under the project JKCIP.
The programme was graced by the presence of officials from the Department of Youth Affairs & Sports, Srinagar (DYSSO), who attended as the Chief Guest, while the Agriculture Production & Farmers Welfare Department, District Srinagar, represented by the AEO, attended as the Guest of Honour.
The drives witnessed enthusiastic participation from more than 200 students representing five different schools. The initiative aimed to promote environmental awareness and encourage young minds to actively contribute towards building a greener, cleaner, and more sustainable future.
Following the plantation activities, students took part in an engaging speech session where they shared their views on environmental conservation, climate change, and the importance of tree care. Their thoughtful expressions reflected a strong sense of responsibility and commitment towards protecting the environment.
Participants were also made aware of the benefits of plants and sensitised on measures to prevent environmental pollution. The programme laid special emphasis on maintaining cleanliness of the environment and surroundings, reinforcing the importance of sustainable practices in daily life.
The event reflected a growing commitment towards ecological balance, environmental restoration, and addressing climate-related challenges in the region. The activities carried out successfully met the objectives laid down by the department.
In recognition of their participation and efforts, students were honoured with mementos and certificates. The programme concluded on a positive and inspiring note, underscoring the importance of collective action in safeguarding the environment.
The organisers expressed their sincere gratitude to all participating schools, volunteers, and supporters for making the event a grand success and reaffirmed their commitment to continue such impactful initiatives in the future.