Nepal Plants 2,500 Saplings in Parbat as Part of Sagarmatha Tree Planting Campaign
Summary
Parbat planted 2,500 fruit-bearing saplings as part of Nepal's Sagarmatha Tree Planting Campaign to support carbon emission reduction and local income improvement.
Key Points
- Nepal's Sagarmatha Tree Planting Grand Campaign has been operational annually since 2082 BS, aiming for net-zero carbon emissions by 2045.
- Around 2,500 fruit-bearing saplings were planted in Parbat's community forests and public lands under this campaign.
- The saplings include mango, jackfruit, litchi, guava, timur, and amla, focusing on improving income and aiding wildlife.
- The campaign contributes to carbon emission reduction, climate adaptation, biodiversity, job creation, and community welfare in Parbat.