Plantation Drive Held at Girls High School to Promote Environmental Awareness In a collaborative effort to promote environmental conservation, the Forest Department in association with a Girls High School organized a plantation drive within the school premises. The initiative witnessed active participation from forest officials, school administration, students, and noted social activist Idrees Sheikh. During the drive, several saplings were planted, aiming to enhance green cover and instill environmental responsibility among students. Officials emphasized that such initiatives are crucial in addressing the growing concerns of climate change and ecological imbalance. Speaking on the occasion, participants highlighted that protecting nature is a collective responsibility, urging every individual to contribute towards environmental preservation and sustainable living. Social activist Idrees Sheikh stressed the importance of community involvement in safeguarding natural resources, especially among the younger generation. The event concluded with a strong message on the need for continued efforts to conserve and protect the environment for future generations.