Iran (IMNA) - Given that they provide shade, lower air pollution, and improve a city's visual appeal, trees are essential to the urban environment. Because of this, the National Iran Tree Planting Day, which is observed on March 5th or the 15th of Esfand each year, is very important for encouraging environmental sustainability and conservation in the nation.
Iran observes National Tree Planting Day to raise awareness of the vital role that trees play in preserving a thriving environment and enhancing the lives of city dwellers. Iran's fast industrialization and urbanization in recent years have resulted in a reduction of green area and a rise in air pollution. We can improve the quality of life for city dwellers, lessen the negative impacts of pollution, and enhance population health by planting trees.
In addition, National Tree Planting Day celebrations serve to increase public awareness of the value of environmental preservation and motivate people to take action to protect the nation's natural resources. By participating in tree planting activities, individuals can actively contribute to combatting climate change, protecting biodiversity, and promoting sustainable development in Iran.
The National Tree Planting Day in Iran holds great significance in promoting environmental stewardship, fostering community engagement, and creating a greener and more sustainable future for generations to come. It is imperative that we continue to prioritize tree planting efforts in cities to ensure the health and well-being of our citizens and the preservation of our natural environment. Let us all come together on National Tree Planting Day to plant trees, protect our planet, and secure a brighter future.
Iran Launches Ambitious One Billion Tree Planting Project from 2021 to 2025
The Iranian government has initiated the One Billion Tree Planting Project, a nationwide program aimed at planting trees across the country from 2021 to 2025. The project is being spearheaded by the Minister of Agriculture Jihad, the Natural Resources and Watershed Management Organization, and the Department of Environment. The government has tasked these entities with overseeing the implementation and execution of the program, which is expected to contribute significantly to Iran's environmental conservation efforts and combat climate change.
Sapling Planting Project Gains Momentum with 20 Million Seedlings Planted in Four Weeks
On December 30, 2023, Reza Ahmadi, an official with the Department of Environment, announced that since the beginning of the One Billion Sapling Planting Project, a total of 20 million seedlings have been planted across Iran in a four-week period, with the active participation of people and organizations. The Forests, Rangelands, and Watershed Management Organization (FRWMO) is prioritizing the cultivation of drought-resistant plants to prevent pasture destruction.
Abbas-Ali Nobakht, the head of the FRWMO, revealed that the implementation of this ambitious plan is divided into three parts. Government organizations, industries, and public institutions will each be responsible for one part of the project. In July 2023, the FRWMO had planned to produce and plant one billion saplings across the country over a four-year period.
Nobakht emphasized the organization's determination to achieve this goal with the involvement of the public, utilizing the capacities available within Iran. The One Billion Sapling Planting Project aims to contribute significantly to Iran's environmental conservation efforts and combat climate change.
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