In a fresh push for a greener and healthier environment, the Balochistan government has launched a widespread tree plantation campaign across the province, with Kalat district stepping up enthusiastically.
On the special instructions of Chief Minister Mir Sarfraz Bugti, the Forest Department has rolled out an ambitious plan to plant millions of trees to help fight climate change and restore the region’s natural beauty.
As part of this initiative, a special event titled “One Daughter, One Tree” was held at the Government Girls Degree College in Kalat. The campaign not only promotes environmental awareness but also highlights the vital role daughters play in nurturing both families and the environment.
The event saw participation from district officials, forest officers, teachers, and students. Among those present were Additional Deputy Commissioner Shahnawaz Baloch, Divisional Forest Officer Ali Akbar Bangulzai, College Principal Saqiba Imam, and several others from the district administration and forest department.
Saplings were distributed to students by senior officials, encouraging young people to actively take part in protecting and preserving their environment. Speaking at the occasion, Mr. Bangulzai shared updates on the ongoing plantation efforts and outlined future plans for expanding greenery in Kalat.
Deputy Commissioner Jameel Baloch reiterated the government’s strong commitment to tree plantation, forest conservation, and protecting Balochistan’s natural resources.
