Archive · 22 Sep 2025
Nashik Schools Exceed Tree-Planting Goal for Green Maharashtra
The Nashik Education Department aimed to plant trees as part of the Green Maharashtra campaign.
They successfully planted over 70,000 trees in schools and educational areas, surpassing their goal.
Teachers, students, and parents worked together.
Native trees were planted, making schools greener.
The 'Amrit Vriksh' app is used to track the trees' location and condition.
This effort aims to promote environmental care and responsibility among students.
The Nashik Education Department exceeded its tree-planting target.
The target was part of the Green Maharashtra, Prosperous Maharashtra campaign.
Over 70,000 trees were planted in school premises and educational complex areas.
Teachers, students, parents, and local villagers participated in the initiative.
The 'Amrit Vriksh' mobile app is used for geo-tagging and tracking the trees.
- Who
- Nashik Education Department, involving teachers, students, parents, and villagers.
- What
- Planted over 70,000 trees as part of the Green Maharashtra campaign.
- When
- This year, under the Green Maharashtra campaign.
- Where
- School premises and educational complex areas in Nashik.
- Why
- To contribute to the Green Maharashtra initiative, make school premises greener, and foster environmental responsibility.
- Target
- 70,000 trees
- Achievement
- 110% of target
- Campaign
- Green Maharashtra, Prosperous Maharashtra
- Participants
- Teachers, students, parents, villagers
- Technology Used
- Amrit Vriksh mobile app (geo-tagging)