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Horticulture Agency Rawalpindi Holds Tree Plantation Drive at Women’s College

usman javedPublished September 16, 2026
Horticulture Agency Rawalpindi Holds Tree Plantation Drive at Women’s College
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A tree plantation drive was held at Government Associate College for Women, Gowalmandi, where students and teachers actively participated in planting saplings.

  • The event was organized by the Horticulture Agency Rawalpindi.
  • Participants pledged to take care of and protect the newly planted saplings.
  • The drive aimed to create awareness among young people about the importance of trees, environmental protection and development of a green culture.

Horticulture Agency Rawalpindi’s Environmental Initiatives

According to the agency, plantation activities are being carried out at educational institutions to promote environmental protection and development of a green culture.

On the special directions of Managing Director Horticulture Agency Rawalpindi Ahmed Hassan Ranjha, plantation activities, improvement of green belts, beautification of parks and other environmental initiatives are being undertaken across the city.

Importance of Trees in Reducing Environmental Pollution

The participants stressed the importance of trees in reducing environmental pollution, promoting a clean and healthy environment and mitigating the effects of climate change.

Call for Public Participation

The Horticulture Agency urged citizens, educational institutions and people from all walks of life to participate in plantation campaigns to contribute towards making Rawalpindi greener, cleaner and environmentally friendly.

Conclusion

The tree plantation drive held at Government Associate College for Women is a positive step towards promoting environmental protection and development of a green culture in the city.

Q1: What was the purpose of the tree plantation drive held at Government Associate College for Women?
A1: The purpose was to create awareness among young people about the importance of trees, environmental protection and development of a green culture.

Q2: Who organized the tree plantation drive?
A2: The Horticulture Agency Rawalpindi organized the event.

Q3: What is the importance of trees in reducing environmental pollution?
A3: Trees play a crucial role in reducing environmental pollution, promoting a clean and healthy environment and mitigating the effects of climate change.

Q4: What is the role of citizens in promoting environmental protection?
A4: Citizens, educational institutions and people from all walks of life can participate in plantation campaigns to contribute towards making Rawalpindi greener, cleaner and environmentally friendly.

Q5: Who is the Managing Director of the Horticulture Agency Rawalpindi?
A5: Ahmed Hassan Ranjha is the Managing Director of the Horticulture Agency Rawalpindi.

Q6: Why is it important to take care of the newly planted saplings?
A6: Taking care of the newly planted saplings is equally important as planting them, as it ensures their growth and development.

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