7 months ago
Miyawaki Forest Project Launched in Kandukur
A special forest project called Miyawaki was started in a college in Kandukur.
The project helps grow many different types of trees in a small area to make the air cleaner.
Important people from the government and many students helped plant about 2,000 small trees.
This is the first time such a project is happening in a government degree college in the state.
The project is organized by a group called Skandapuri Seva Samithi and takes up two acres of the college's land.
Miyawaki forest project launched at TRR Government Degree College campus in Kandukur by Anam Ramanarayana Reddy.
Project aims to grow diverse tree species in compact spaces to combat air pollution.
Organized by Skandapuri Seva Samithi, spanning two acres within the 50-acre college campus.
Approximately 2,000 saplings of various species planted by students from multiple educational institutions.
First government degree college in the state to adopt the Miyawaki method.
- Who
- Anam Ramanarayana Reddy, Endowments Minister and Prakasam district in-charge minister
- What
- Launch of Miyawaki forest project
- Where
- TRR Government Degree College campus, Kandukur, Prakasam district
- When
- Saturday
- Why
- To combat air pollution and promote diverse tree species in compact spaces
Key facts
- Location
- TRR Government Degree College campus, Kandukur, Prakasam district
- Inaugurated by
- Anam Ramanarayana Reddy, Endowments Minister and Prakasam district in-charge minister
- Project Organizer
- Skandapuri Seva Samithi
- Project Chairperson
- Puvvada Mounika
- Project Area
- 2 acres within a 50-acre college campus
- Saplings Planted
- Approximately 2,000
- Participating Institutions
- TRR Government Degree College, TRR Junior College, Government Polytechnic, Government ITI, Kendriya Vidyalaya, ZP High Schools, Horticulture College, Prakasam Engineering College