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Ecology & Environment Club

Plantation for a Better Environment Campaign by Ecology and Environment Club at CPU

C CPUR CPUR Academic Media Cell 28 Jul 2025 1 min read 3 reads
Plantation for a Better Environment Campaign by Ecology and Environment Club at CPU
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In a proactive step toward environmental sustainability, students and faculty from various departments came together for a tree plantation drive organized by the Ecology and Environment Club under the theme "Plantation for a Better Environment." The activity aimed to create awareness about the urgent environmental challenges we face today, such as deforestation, climate change, and pollution, and to promote plantation as a practical and impactful solution. Over 150 saplings were planted in and around the university campus, each contributing to the creation of a greener and healthier ecosystem. Participants showed remarkable enthusiasm and teamwork as they planted and pledged to care for the young trees, turning a simple initiative into a powerful movement of ecological responsibility. The event not only strengthened the bond between the university community and nature but also helped embed a strong message among students: the health of our planet lies in our daily choices and collective actions. By encouraging such initiatives, Career Point University continues to empower its students to become socially and environmentally responsible citizens, committed to shaping a future where sustainability is a shared priority, not an afterthought.
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