REPORT ON TREE PLANTATION PROGRAMME

REPORT ON TREE PLANTATION PROGRAMME

Organized by: Eco Club – Shelter Association
Date: 24 September 2026
Venue: Mookanur Village Lake Bank

The Eco Club – Shelter Association organized a Tree Plantation Programme on 24 September 2026 at the Mookanur Village lake bank with the objective of promoting environmental awareness and encouraging the conservation of nature among students and the local community.

The major objectives of the programme were:

1. To create awareness about the importance of trees and environmental conservation.
2. To increase green cover in the surrounding area.
3. To promote the protection of biodiversity and natural resources.
4. To encourage students to participate actively in environmental activities.
5. To develop a sense of social responsibility towards environmental protection.

The programme commenced with an introduction highlighting the importance of trees in maintaining ecological balance. The Assistant Forest Ranger, Deputy Block development officer  were briefed about the role of trees in reducing air pollution, preventing soil erosion, conserving water and providing habitat for birds and other organisms. Students, Eco Club members and some of the village people actively participated in the plantation activity. Suitable native saplings like Neem tree,  Indian beeach tree (pungan), peepal tree (Arasan) and Aavil trees around 200 were planted along the lake bank at identified locations. The participants also ensured that the planted saplings were properly positioned and watered. The programme emphasized that tree plantation is not limited to planting saplings but also includes their regular maintenance and protection for healthy growth. It was ensured by the village president. The programme witnessed active participation from the Eco Club president Dr. G. Jayakumar, Vice president Ms. L. Shanelidya Lincye, student members, Village president Mr. M. K. Elumalai, Vice president Mr. Ganapragasam, Deputy Block Development officer Mr. Saravanan and volunteers. Their enthusiastic involvement contributed to the successful completion of the activity. The Tree Plantation Programme provided an opportunity for students and volunteers to contribute directly to environmental conservation. The Eco Club – Shelter Association plans to encourage continued care and monitoring of the planted saplings to ensure their healthy growth.