( 16th July to 16th October). Massive plantation on August 15th 2008 100 MILLION TREE PLANTATION GUIDELINES FOR MISSION GREEN EARTH STAND UP TAKE ACTION 08Why Plant Trees?- To reduce global warming
- To have a Clean & Green Environment
- To protect Environment
- To protect biodiversity
- To promote global cool
Where to Plant?
Every village, wasteland, farm boundaries, along the river bank, along coastal sides, hills, roadside, railway track sides, playground boundaries, in front of every house, public places, thermal stations, coal mines, military areas, universities & educational institutions, fertilizer manufacturing company premises, pesticide manufacturing premises, Govt. office premises, municipal areas, Govt lands, Industrial areas, etc. What to plant?
Selection of trees can be made according the agro climatic situations of the respective states & areas - Lakshmitaru
- Fruit trees
- Medicinal plants,
- Aromatic plants
- Spices plants
- Coconut
- Forest trees
- Mangroves along the coastal belt
- Avenue plantation trees
- Garden trees
- Ornamental trees
- State wise local Indian/country specific trees of Local Importance
Seedling, cuttings, seeds, may be used during plantation programme. Advice on tree plantation –
UNEP and the Art of Living Foundation strongly encourage the planting of indigenous trees and trees that are appropriate to the local environment. Advice on tree planting (How to plant a tree) is available via the Billion Tree Campaign website, as well as information about reforestation and other tree-related issues, including links to appropriate partner organizations best equipped to give locally tailored advice, such as the World Agroforestry Centre (ICRAF).
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