The 'Shivnagar Afforestation' campaign has been launched in Lakhisarai district with the aim of promoting environmental protection and greenery. Under this ambitious campaign, a target of planting a total of 27,500 saplings has been set. This initiative is a significant step towards making the district greener and mitigating the effects of climate change.

Various types of indigenous plant species, such as Banyan, Peepal, and Bamboo, will be planted as part of the campaign. The primary reason for choosing these plants is their environmental utility and their adaptability to the local climate. Trees like Banyan and Peepal not only have a long lifespan but also release large amounts of oxygen and promote biodiversity. Bamboo is known for its rapid growth capacity and its role in preventing soil erosion.

Active participation from local communities, voluntary organizations, and government departments is being ensured in this afforestation drive. People are being encouraged to plant trees and take care of them so that the planted saplings survive and grow into healthy trees. The objective of the campaign is not just to plant saplings, but to create a sustainable green cover that will benefit future generations.

The Lakhisarai district administration has prepared a detailed plan to make this campaign successful. This includes ensuring the availability of saplings, selecting planting sites, and measures for their protection and care after planting. Officials believe that such public participation campaigns can be instrumental in achieving environmental conservation goals. This campaign will play a crucial role in increasing greenery and maintaining ecological balance in the district.