BS Chemistry Students Showcase Unique Environmental Models.
Jaranwala: Government Graduate College Jaranwala commemorated World Tree Day today with a vibrant program that included an exhibition, walkathon, and a tree-planting ceremony.
The event’s chief guest, Principal Professor Dr. Asghar Ali Baloch, delivered a keynote address emphasizing the crucial role trees play in our environment. He elaborated on how trees act as the lungs of the planet, absorbing carbon dioxide and releasing life-giving oxygen. Dr. Baloch further highlighted the significance of trees in maintaining healthy ecosystems, providing habitats for diverse species, and preventing soil erosion.
Following the principal’s address, an engaging exhibition showcasing the importance of trees was displayed. This exhibition, put together by the college community, likely presented informative materials and visuals to raise awareness about environmental protection. The day also saw an energetic walkathon, with staff and students participating with enthusiasm.
Adding a special touch to the celebration, BS Chemistry students crafted unique models, presumably showcasing scientific concepts related to trees or environmental issues. These models likely served as a creative way to educate and inspire their peers on the day.
The highlight of the event was a tree-planting ceremony that saw prominent figures from the college, including Principal Dr. Baloch, vice-principal Dr. Abdul Raziq Gondal, faculty members, and both male and female students, actively planting saplings on the college grounds. This collective effort signifies the college’s commitment to a greener future and its dedication to environmental stewardship.
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Adding to the celebratory atmosphere, the closing ceremony saw Principal Dr. Baloch presenting prizes and certificates of appreciation to students who had achieved outstanding academic performance. This recognition served as a dual celebration, honoring students’ dedication to their studies alongside the commitment to environmental responsibility.
