Mohammad Javad Khosravi announced the start of planting 30,000 new seedlings in Chitgar Park during the ceremony commemorating the memory of the students martyred in the 12-day war. This program will be held on Student Day on November 3 and 4, and its goal is to strengthen vegetation cover, develop green space, and help revive the Chitgar forest park.
The Purpose of Planting Seedlings
Planting seedlings is part of the urban management's efforts to improve environmental conditions and preserve this natural asset. Khosravi stated that this action is aimed at enhancing green space and improving air quality, emphasizing the importance of citizen and non-governmental organization participation in this project. He stated: "The implementation of this program will utilize the capacity of citizen participation to ensure the continuous process of planting and maintaining the seedlings with ongoing collaboration and oversight."
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Citizen and Organization Participation
Khosravi also urged citizens and NGOs to actively participate in this program. He expressed hope that, given the need for green space and environmental conditions, this plan could have lasting positive effects on the quality of life in the city. In line with this goal, interested individuals can connect through the Bale platform at 09909154043 to stay informed about the implementation of the "Seedling" project.
The planting of seedlings in Chitgar Park will not only contribute to the beauty and greenery of this area but can also lead to reduced air pollution and the creation of a healthier ecosystem in the region as an environmental initiative. This plan is an example of urban management's efforts to engage public participation and strengthen the sense of responsibility towards the environment.
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