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Green Commitment: Rare Plants Bloom for Earth Day
23 Apr
Summary
- World Earth Day celebrated with 'Bioshield' program in Thiruvananthapuram.
- Green-1000 project plants rare and endangered species.
- CSR funds from Adani support the initiative for biodiversity conservation.
As part of World Earth Day, the Kerala State Biodiversity Board organized the 'Bioshield - Green Commitment Programme' at the Thiruvananthapuram Zoo-Museum compound. This initiative is linked to the Green-1000 project, which focuses on planting rare and endangered plants and fruit trees in major Thiruvananthapuram institutions, supported by CSR funds from Adani International Airport.
The program underscored the importance of public awareness in environmental conservation, pollution reduction, and sustainable living. Speakers highlighted the collective responsibility to secure a healthier planet for future generations. Participants also took an Earth Day pledge, reinforcing their commitment.
A seminar on the Agasthyamalai Biosphere Reserve's significance was also conducted. The event culminated in the planting of various rare and native tree saplings, including Humboldtia sanjappae and wild jackfruit, within the museum compound, aiming to boost community involvement in protecting endangered flora.
