A tree plantation drive has been launched in the federal capital, reportedly on the directives of Federal Minister for Interior Mohsin Naqvi.
In a significant move to address environmental pollution, the federal capital has initiated its largest tree plantation campaign. Over the next 60 days, Islamabad aims to plant 4 million trees, enhancing its natural beauty and providing crucial habitat for wildlife.
The campaign’s goals are multifaceted: reducing air pollution, increasing green cover, and promoting biodiversity. Government officials, environmental organizations, and local volunteers are collaborating to ensure the success of this ambitious project.
This initiative underscores Islamabad’s commitment to sustainable urban development and environmental conservation. The city’s residents are encouraged to participate actively in planting and caring for the new trees.