Mass Engagement for Green Pakistan Program: Secretary Forest

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Saeed Yousuf
Quetta: Secretary Forest and Wildlife Department Government of Balochistan Naseer Ahmed Kashani said that by special instructions forest department is curious to engage all masses in Implementation of Green Pakistan Program in Balochistan this program will bring Significant and Conspicuous change in the environment, he said that while giving an interview to the media.
He elaborated that National Green Pakistan Balochistan phase is a milestone achievement initiated by Federal Ministry of Climate Change and Forest department Government of Balochistan, he said that its cost is 400 million in which 200  million will be provided by provincial government and 200 million by Federal Government,  and be implemented in phases till 2021.
In the current spring plantation of 1.6 million trees has been targeted throughout the province he added. Talking about the objectives of this program he emphasized that this program will support conservation of ecologically significant species and areas for their watershed values, management of biodiversity also sustainable use of its components to combat climate change. In addition, it will help in promotion of forestry for local production of wood to reduce pressure on natural Forests, wildlife habitats along with range lands. It will improve wildlife management and its conservation in the province.
He impeded that from the department we have to make progressive measures in after the caring of new plants, but the masses must assure their dignified role in their preservative because it is not only government role to care the implanted new plants but is the responsibility of all of us to water the new plants.
He said in the province there are two seasons for plantation one is spring that starts from 9th of February and ends on 30th April, the next is monsoon season. Particularly in Balochistan there is scarcity of water and we face severe weather conditions but forest department is very much Optimist to give its full operational capacity.
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