Wildlife kick starts Green J&K Drive

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Srinagar, July 29: Setting the ball rolling for monsoon plantation in the Jammu Region, the Department of Wildlife Protection kick-started the Green J&K Drive 2020 by way of celebrating 72nd Van-Mahotsav at Ramnagar Wildlife Sanctuary today on 29th July of 2020.

Sh. Suresh K. Gupta, IFS, Chief Wildlife Warden, J&K launched the Green J&K Drive by way of planting sapling of fruit bearing species suitable for the Wildlife Protected Areas. On the occasion he appealed the participants to contribute towards conservation of forests, environment and wildlife by planting plants on all the available spaces.

 Sh. J. Frankoi,  IFS, Addl. PCCF-Eco Tourism, J&K and Sh. Kumar MK, IFS, Regional Wildlife Warden Jammu also pitched in to contribute towards this noble cause on the solemn occasion by planting saplings of fruit and fodder species.

Sh. Anil Kumar Atri, Wildlife Warden Jammu, Sh. Amit Sharma, Wildlife Warden Jambu Zoo, Sh. Arun Gupta, Wildlife Warden HQ and other staff members  of Wildlife Protection Department participated in the drive and planted saplings with the pledge to continue such drives during current monsoon season.

Wildlife Wing of the Forest Department has target of planting about 5 lakhs plants in various Wildlife Areas of Jammu Region during monsoon season. The plants being planted comprise of fruit, fodder and shelter trees, shrubs, herbs/ grasses, soil binders etc. The focus of the plantation activity by the Wildlife Wing is towards habitat improvement for the wild animals.

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