Tree Plantation in Pakistan
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WWF-Pakistan's work is featured as one of the game changers in a recently launched report highlighting frontline case studies on nature-based solutions from around the world.
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WWF-Pakistan's work is featured as one of the game changers in a recently launched report highlighting frontline case studies on nature-based solutions from around the world.
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Pakistan needs to use innovation like this too considering how wild and difficult parts of the country are.
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Pakistan is already doing it........
Smart Initiative towards greener Pakistan!
15 MILLION seed balls thrown to the forest area near Islamabad by helicopters Flag of Pakistan Deciduous tree Evergreen tree Palm tree
Each of them carries 4/5 seeds. All of the seeds are of local species so that it grows on its own within the present environment! Billion Tree Tsunami............
Fyrther detail in this thread.............
Tree Plantation in Pakistan
Wendy Gilmour @gilmour_wendy Fascinating trip to #Gwadar: very real opportunities with a few challenges. Glad the local community is engaged, with attention to environment and sustainability as the port and city grow.!
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PM’s 10bn tree programme to turn country green:
August 8, 2021
Interior Minister Sheikh Rashid Ahmed launches the tree plantation drive in Rawalpindi cantonment by planting a sapling in Saint Mary’s High School on Saturday. — APP
RAWALPINDI: Interior Minister Sheikh Rashid Ahmed on Saturday said Prime Minister Imran Khan’s 10 billion tree plantation programme would turn the country green and make it pollution free.
He was addressing a ceremony held at Saint Mary’s High School where he inaugurated the monsoon tree plantation drive in the cantonment area.
Station Commander Brig Ijaz Qamar Kiani, Commissioner Syed Gulzar Hussain Shah, MPAs Haji Amjad, Seemabia Tahir, Regional Police Officer Imran Ahmar and Parks and Horticulture Authority Director General Zaheer Anwar Jappa were also present on the occasion.
The minister said climate change was affecting the whole world and un-seasonal rains were causing floods in different regions.
“Prime Minister Imran Khan’s Clean and Green Pakistan programme will help bring positive change to the climate,” he added.
Mr Ahmed said all available resources were being utilised to achieve the set targets of the ongoing plantation campaign launched as per the vision of Prime Minister Imran Khan, adding that aggressive plantation was the need of the hour to combat issues of climate change.
The minister congratulated the administration of St. Mary’s School, commissioner, police, forest department and others for the tree plantation campaign.
He especially commended schoolchildren for being part of this campaign, urging citizens, particularly the youth, to come forward and take part in the campaign to make it a success.
Later, Mr Ahmed planted a sapling to inaugurate the monsoon tree plantation campaign.
700,000 saplings planted in Attock
Officials of government departments, teachers and students, politicians, social workers and businessmen planted a record 700,000 saplings in Attock city on Saturday.
August 8, 2021
Interior Minister Sheikh Rashid Ahmed launches the tree plantation drive in Rawalpindi cantonment by planting a sapling in Saint Mary’s High School on Saturday. — APP
RAWALPINDI: Interior Minister Sheikh Rashid Ahmed on Saturday said Prime Minister Imran Khan’s 10 billion tree plantation programme would turn the country green and make it pollution free.
He was addressing a ceremony held at Saint Mary’s High School where he inaugurated the monsoon tree plantation drive in the cantonment area.
Station Commander Brig Ijaz Qamar Kiani, Commissioner Syed Gulzar Hussain Shah, MPAs Haji Amjad, Seemabia Tahir, Regional Police Officer Imran Ahmar and Parks and Horticulture Authority Director General Zaheer Anwar Jappa were also present on the occasion.
The minister said climate change was affecting the whole world and un-seasonal rains were causing floods in different regions.
“Prime Minister Imran Khan’s Clean and Green Pakistan programme will help bring positive change to the climate,” he added.
Mr Ahmed said all available resources were being utilised to achieve the set targets of the ongoing plantation campaign launched as per the vision of Prime Minister Imran Khan, adding that aggressive plantation was the need of the hour to combat issues of climate change.
The minister congratulated the administration of St. Mary’s School, commissioner, police, forest department and others for the tree plantation campaign.
He especially commended schoolchildren for being part of this campaign, urging citizens, particularly the youth, to come forward and take part in the campaign to make it a success.
Later, Mr Ahmed planted a sapling to inaugurate the monsoon tree plantation campaign.
700,000 saplings planted in Attock
Officials of government departments, teachers and students, politicians, social workers and businessmen planted a record 700,000 saplings in Attock city on Saturday.
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PM to inaugurate world’s biggest Miyawaki forest in Lahore
Sun, 8 Aug 2021, 6:59 PM
ISLAMABAD, Aug 8 (APP): Prime Minister Imran Khan on Monday will inaugurate the world’s biggest Miyawaki urban forest in Lahore as part of monsoon drive under the 10 Billion Tree Tsunami project.
The Miyawaki forest has been developed over 100 kanals with a total of 165000 plants which will grow ten times quicker than a normal forest owing to the unique Miyawaki technique.
It uses specialized land preparation as well as indigenous varieties with varying growth rates to produce fast growing urban forests.
Another 53 Miyawaki forests are being grown at different parts of Lahore to create sinks for carbon as well as for better pollution abatement in the city. All have been geo-tagged for monitoring of their growth and development.
“Prime Minister Imran Khan is trying to grow back the lungs of Lahore and revive it as the city of gardens that it once was,” a press release said.
About 500 million trees are being planted across the country under the ongoing Monsoon plantation drive which is the largest ever such drive in Pakistan.
Sun, 8 Aug 2021, 6:59 PM
ISLAMABAD, Aug 8 (APP): Prime Minister Imran Khan on Monday will inaugurate the world’s biggest Miyawaki urban forest in Lahore as part of monsoon drive under the 10 Billion Tree Tsunami project.
The Miyawaki forest has been developed over 100 kanals with a total of 165000 plants which will grow ten times quicker than a normal forest owing to the unique Miyawaki technique.
It uses specialized land preparation as well as indigenous varieties with varying growth rates to produce fast growing urban forests.
Another 53 Miyawaki forests are being grown at different parts of Lahore to create sinks for carbon as well as for better pollution abatement in the city. All have been geo-tagged for monitoring of their growth and development.
“Prime Minister Imran Khan is trying to grow back the lungs of Lahore and revive it as the city of gardens that it once was,” a press release said.
About 500 million trees are being planted across the country under the ongoing Monsoon plantation drive which is the largest ever such drive in Pakistan.
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PM Imran Khan will inaugurate the Miyawaki urban forest in Lahore as part of monsoon drive under the 10 Billion Tree Tsunami project.
The Miyawaki forest has been developed over 100 kanals with a total of 165000 plants which will grow ten times quicker than a normal forest owing to the unique Miyawaki technique.
It uses specialized land preparation as well as indigenous varieties with varying growth rates to produce fast growing urban forests.
The Miyawaki forest has been developed over 100 kanals with a total of 165000 plants which will grow ten times quicker than a normal forest owing to the unique Miyawaki technique.
It uses specialized land preparation as well as indigenous varieties with varying growth rates to produce fast growing urban forests.
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'This is just the beginning,' PM Imran on launching Miyawaki urban forest in Lahore
Dawn.com
August 9, 2021
Prime Minister Imran Khan regrets only 640 million trees were planted across Pakistan from its inception till 2013, while one billion trees were planted across the KP in just five years between 2013 and 2018. — DawnNewsTV
Prime Minister Imran Khan on Monday inaugurated “the world’s biggest” Miyawaki urban forest in Lahore, terming it “just the beginning” of the steps being taken towards implementing his government's vision for a green Pakistan.
The forest, initiated under the 10 Billion Tree Tsunami project, has been developed on over 100 kanals and will feature around 165,000 plants that will grow 10 times quicker than in a normal forest owing to the unique Miyawaki technique. The method uses specialised land preparation as well as indigenous varieties with varying growth rates to produce fast growing urban forests.
Another 53 Miyawaki forests are being developed in different parts of Lahore to create sinks for carbon as well as for better pollution abatement in the city. All have been geo-tagged to monitor their growth and development.
Speaking on the occasion of the forest's inauguration today, the prime minister stressed that Pakistan had gone way beyond its capacity and had made full contribution to mitigate the effects of global warming.
“This Miyawaki forest will absorb carbon emissions at a faster pace which in turn will considerably reduce the impact of emissions on the environment.”
He noted that a mere 640 million trees were planted across the country since independence till 2013. “But, from 2013 to 2018 we planted one billion trees in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa alone,” said Prime Minister Imran, adding that “we aim to plant 10 billion trees now.”
He recalled that Lahore used to be one of the cleanest cities of the country, but had now become Pakistan’s most polluted city.
“What we have now done is the beginning. Miyawaki is the world’s biggest forest and we dedicate it to Miyawaki, the professor of Japan who died last month,” said the premier.
The prime minister regretted that a report by the world’s top scientists released today highlighted blatant “wastage” of natural resources by humans.
“The report indicates that the sea level has risen to a point of no return, and that citizens must take immediate steps to prevent further damage due to climate change,” he added.
The premier also urged every citizen of Pakistan to plant a tree each. “We must ensure upkeep of trees that we plant. All citizens especially students should strive for the country’s future in this regard.”
Dawn.com
August 9, 2021
Prime Minister Imran Khan regrets only 640 million trees were planted across Pakistan from its inception till 2013, while one billion trees were planted across the KP in just five years between 2013 and 2018. — DawnNewsTV
Prime Minister Imran Khan on Monday inaugurated “the world’s biggest” Miyawaki urban forest in Lahore, terming it “just the beginning” of the steps being taken towards implementing his government's vision for a green Pakistan.
The forest, initiated under the 10 Billion Tree Tsunami project, has been developed on over 100 kanals and will feature around 165,000 plants that will grow 10 times quicker than in a normal forest owing to the unique Miyawaki technique. The method uses specialised land preparation as well as indigenous varieties with varying growth rates to produce fast growing urban forests.
Another 53 Miyawaki forests are being developed in different parts of Lahore to create sinks for carbon as well as for better pollution abatement in the city. All have been geo-tagged to monitor their growth and development.
Speaking on the occasion of the forest's inauguration today, the prime minister stressed that Pakistan had gone way beyond its capacity and had made full contribution to mitigate the effects of global warming.
“This Miyawaki forest will absorb carbon emissions at a faster pace which in turn will considerably reduce the impact of emissions on the environment.”
He noted that a mere 640 million trees were planted across the country since independence till 2013. “But, from 2013 to 2018 we planted one billion trees in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa alone,” said Prime Minister Imran, adding that “we aim to plant 10 billion trees now.”
He recalled that Lahore used to be one of the cleanest cities of the country, but had now become Pakistan’s most polluted city.
“What we have now done is the beginning. Miyawaki is the world’s biggest forest and we dedicate it to Miyawaki, the professor of Japan who died last month,” said the premier.
The prime minister regretted that a report by the world’s top scientists released today highlighted blatant “wastage” of natural resources by humans.
“The report indicates that the sea level has risen to a point of no return, and that citizens must take immediate steps to prevent further damage due to climate change,” he added.
The premier also urged every citizen of Pakistan to plant a tree each. “We must ensure upkeep of trees that we plant. All citizens especially students should strive for the country’s future in this regard.”
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Mountains of Tribal belt specially Khyber agency give a look of European landscape. If we can grow more and more trees in those areas on those mountains, it will create another destination for travelers just like naran kaghan. It's no secret that our tribal belt experience snowfall each year. That can be increased with more trees and forests.
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60 seconds and a target of 50,000 plants. Today, under the PM Imran Khan tree planting campaign, thousands of school students in Gujranwala along with their teachers will set a WORLD RECORD of planting 50,000 saplings in one minute.
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