A unique environmental conservation awareness program was organized in Amanour, Saran district, on the occasion of Bihar Tree Protection Day and Raksha Bandhan. The event, held at a local school, was conducted under the leadership of Karn Kumar Shera, Forest Sub-Campus Officer of Amanour, with the support of the Saran Forest Division. During the program, children enthusiastically tied 'raksha sutras' (sacred threads, like rakhis) to large trees within the school premises. They pledged to protect these trees for life, demonstrating their deep commitment to environmental conservation.

Children also created attractive paintings related to tree plantation and environmental protection. Through these artworks, important messages such as 'Plant Trees - Save Life' and 'A Rakhi for a Tree' were disseminated, aiming to raise public awareness about environmental issues. Forest Sub-Campus Officer Karn Kumar Shera lauded the children's initiative, stating that this effort would instill a new consciousness towards tree conservation in society.

At the conclusion of the program, all attendees collectively planted dozens of fruit-bearing, flowering, shade-giving, and medicinal plants within the school compound. This activity was considered a significant step towards making the environment greener. Prominent attendees included the school's founder director Prof. Shivanand Upadhyay, mentor Rajkumar Srivastava, principal Kundan Kumar Tiwari, teachers, forest department personnel, children associated with the school's eco-club, and local guardians.