Nashik: MVP’s Trimbak College Plants 500 Native Trees Under ‘Mission Green Brahmagiri’
Nashik: Under the ‘Mission Green Brahmagiri’ environmental conservation initiative, Maratha Vidya Prasarak Samaj’s Trimbak College planted approximately 500 native and wild trees in the Metghar Fort and Gangadwar areas. This initiative was undertaken with the aim of conserving the Brahmagiri mountain range, preserving biodiversity, and maintaining ecological balance. District Guardian Minister…
Nashik's Trimbak College, as part of the 'Mission Green Brahmagiri' initiative, has planted around 500 native and wild trees in the Metghar Fort and Gangadwar areas to conserve the Brahmagiri mountain range and maintain ecological balance. The event saw the participation of several dignitaries, including District Guardian Minister Girish Mahajan, water conservation expert Rajendra Singh, and Trimbakeshwar Kumbh Mela Officer Shekhar Singh, among others.
College officials, NSS volunteers, and faculty members also actively participated in the tree plantation drive, pledging to plant and conserve native trees suitable to the local environment.
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