Rotary Club of Kathmandu Launches Tree Planting Campaign in Nagidanda
Summary
Rotary Club of Kathmandu has launched a campaign to plant 20,000 organic crop and fruit saplings in Nagidanda, Banepa, over the next three months. The project, backed by Arunya Nature Resort, aims to promote agriculture, tourism and environmental conservation.
Key Points
- Rotary Club of Kathmandu has begun a plantation campaign in Nagidanda, Banepa, aiming to plant 20,000 saplings in three months.
- The campaign is supported by Arunya Nature Resort and includes tea, cardamom, avocado, orange, lychee and other saplings.
- Rotary leaders and public figures including Bishnu Bahadur Karki, Deepmala Dhakal and Soni Ghale attended the inauguration.
- The initiative is intended to develop Nagidanda as a tourism destination while supporting environmental conservation and local agriculture.
