“Tree plantation and environmental conservation” program marks the beginning of a new academic session.

Event started on

July 8, 2024 12:15 pm

Event ended on

July 8, 2024 2:00 pm

Organized by

Department of Botany and Nature Club

Event Venue

Matoshri Ashatai Kunawar Arts, Commerce and Science Women's College, Hinganghat

Total number of Attendees

25 Event Objectives

1. Environmental conservation: To protect and preserve the natural environment by reducing pollution, soil erosion, and climate change.

2. Wildlife habitat: To create a habitat for various species of animals, birds, and insects.

3. Soil conservation: To prevent soil erosion and landslides by planting tree roots that hold soil in place.

4. Climate change mitigation: To absorb carbon dioxide and produce oxygen to combat climate change.

5. Aesthetic value: To enhance the beauty of the landscape and create a peaceful environment.

6. Social benefits: To provide shade, improve air quality, and create recreational spaces for communities.

7. Economic benefits: To generate income through timber, fruits, and other forest products.

8. Water cycle regulation: To maintain water cycles and prevent water scarcity.

9. Noise reduction: To act as a natural sound barrier and reduce noise pollution.

10. Improved air quality: To purify the air by removing pollutants and particulate matter.

Event Outcomes

1. Oxygen Production: Trees produce oxygen through photosynthesis, which is essential for human and animal life.

2. Carbon Sequestration: Trees absorb carbon dioxide, a greenhouse gas, from the atmosphere, helping to combat climate change.

3. Soil Erosion Prevention: Tree roots hold soil in place, preventing erosion and landslides.

4. Wildlife Habitat: Trees provide food, shelter, and habitat for various species of animals, birds, and insects.

5. Air and Water Purification: Trees help purify the air and water by removing pollutants and toxins.

6. Climate Regulation: Trees provide shade, cool the air through evapotranspiration, and block winds, regulating the climate.

7. Noise Reduction: Trees act as a natural sound barrier, reducing noise pollution.

Event Briefs

On 8th July 2024Matoshri Ashatai Kunawar women’s college organised “Tree plantation and environmental conservation” program marks the beginning of a new academic session.

The event was held to emphasize the importance of trees in human life and to promote environmental conservation. The chief guests included Dr. Umesh Tulaskar, Principal of Matoshri Women’s college, Dr. Sapana Jaishwal, Vice Principal, and other dignitaries from various educational institutions.The Botany Department’s Head, Prof Darshana Rendhe, and Prof Harshada Raut were also present. The Botany Department and Nature Club jointly organized the event, which was supported by all faculty members, staff, and students of the college. The article highlights the significance of trees in our lives and the need to plant more trees to reduce pollution, global warming, and maintain ecological balance.

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