"green-cover"

Andhra Pradesh has launched an initiative to prepare 2.5 crore seed balls to boost its green cover to 50% by 2047. Deputy CM Pawan Kalyan inaugurated the drive on World Environment Day, which includes drone-led seed dispersal

Over 200 people, including environmentalists and NGO members, protested near Indo-American Hospital and KBR National Park against alleged green cover loss due to excavation works. The demonstration featured slogans, symbolic black attire and a participatory performance involving citizens of all ages.

Once a multidirectional eco-memory of trees, dogs, and other nonhumans, the road to glitzy corporate, educational, and industrial hubs in Hyderabad is now a mono-memory — dominated by humans and their wheels

UoH campus is home to over 700 flowering plants, 10 species of mammals, 15 species of reptiles and over 200 species of birds, besides rock formations that date back to over a billion years

A comprehensive database will help us understand the impacts of urban forestry in the country

CM Kejriwal also mentioned that more than one crore saplings will be planted by the end of 2023

Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal, who attended Van Mahotsav along with Delhi Lt Governor V K Saxena, said that over one crore saplings will be planted across Delhi this year.

Hyderabad city received the unique recognition as a Tree City on the international platform with the success of Haritha Haram project, said the Chief Minister

Former Executive Director of UN Environment Programme Erik Solheim appreciated the initiative taken by Telangana govt to increase green cover

Set up under Palle Pragathi, they are being used to prepare compost to be sold to farmers

Participating in the ‘Palle Pragathi Grama Sabha’ at Keesara the Rajya Sabha MP said that green cover in Telangana has increased due to Haritha Haram

The special drive will focus on improving sanitation, prevention of seasonal diseases and also increasing green cover in both urban and rural local bodies.

State govt has been implementing ‘Telangana Ku Haritha Haram’ every year with the objective of reviving forests and increase green cover to 33 per cent in the State

Arbor Day Foundation president Dan Lambe said Hyderabad was ‘part of an important global network leading the way in urban and community forestry’.

The State government’s flagship programme, Telangana Ku Harita Haram, had come in for high praise in the Indian State of Forest Report (ISFR), 2019.

The nursery, which has as many as 80 species and is maintained by Hyderabad Metropolitan Development Authority (HMDA), is located inside Government Mental Health Centre in Erragadda.

CM said the measures to increase cleanliness and green cover as well as to improve basic infrastructure, was yielding good results in all ULBs under the programme

Hetero Chairman Partha Saradhi Reddy handed over a cheque of Rs five crore to the State government in the presence of Forest Minister Indrakaran Reddy, MP Santosh Kumar and forest officials