Reflecting on the recent International Day of Forests, we find ourselves immersed in the profound significance of forests and their critical role in sustaining life on our planet. Observed annually on March 21, this day serves as a poignant reminder of the values and contributions of forests to our ecosystem’s balance.

In Rajasthan, near the Gudamalani area of Dedawas Jageer, we celebrated World Forestry Day with great enthusiasm and purpose. Engaging with over 50 participants, we marked this occasion by distributing 30 species of plants to the local community through a plantation drive. This initiative not only commemorated 30 years of commitment but also underscored our dedication to sustainable forestry practices.

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Across the globe, forests are instrumental in combating desertification, conserving water, preserving biodiversity, and supporting livelihoods. In Barmer, Rajasthan’s desert region, the importance of forest conservation cannot be overstated. In light of water scarcity and climate change, preserving and restoring forests is paramount for the region’s sustainability and resilience.

Meanwhile, at S. Yanam, Ravva JV organised an awareness and plantation event to mark World Forestry Day. The theme, “Forests and Innovation: New Solutions for a Better World,” highlights the vital role of innovation in safeguarding our planet’s forests. With over 60 participants, including students, teachers, and community members, we planted fruit-bearing trees like Mango, Chikoo, and Guava, symbolising our commitment to a greener and more prosperous future.

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Our dedication to forest conservation extends beyond mere celebration. Through a Memorandum of Understanding with State Forest Departments, we are committed to planting 0.95 million trees, including mangroves, across Rajasthan, Gujarat, and Andhra Pradesh. This initiative not only supports our mission of Net Zero Carbon but also aims to achieve “No Net Loss” followed by “Net Positive Impact” on biodiversity.

As we reflect on these celebrations and initiatives, we are reminded of the urgent need to protect and preserve our forests. By embracing innovation and sustainable practices, we can ensure a brighter, greener future for generations to come. Let us continue to nurture and safeguard our forests, for they are the cornerstone of life on Earth.

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