International Day Of Forests: Plant Trees For Oxygen Is Your Lifeline!
Created: Mar 21, 2018, 12:25 IST | Updated: Mar 21, 2018, 12:31 IST
March 21 Marks the International Day Of Forests to raise awareness on the importance of saving trees and having a green cover for sustenance of their lives as well as ours givent that they give us oxygen. Green activists and those who care about environment called for planting of more trees and preservation of forests on International Day Of Forests.
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On this #InternationaldayofForests, let us pledge to save our jungles and resolve to plant more and more trees. Forests are crucial for our own existence, not only to prevent climate change but also to save #MotherEarth. #ForestsDay — WISE India (@WISEIndia1) March 21, 2018 Make our cities greener, healthier and a happier place to live. #MahaForest #InternationalDayOfForests pic.twitter.com/TSU64NFa8S — Meenu Saraswat (@crazymeenu_) March 21, 2018 On this #InternationalDayofForests, express gratitude towards nature & pledge to conserve forests & environment. pic.twitter.com/DXcTU7i15q — MyGov Assam (@mygovassam) March 21, 2018 #InternationalDayofForests pic.twitter.com/1vQlMehfuB — Sk (@Sk19759638) March 21, 2018 Native forests in NSW provide valuable habitat for threatened plants & animals. The @NSW_EPA aims to protect these values & works with stakeholders to ensure timber production in NSW forests is ecologically sustainable. #IntlForestDay #InternationalDayOfForests pic.twitter.com/JrDlBnotdC — NSW EPA (@NSW_EPA) March 21, 2018 #InternationalDayofForests 2018: #Nature and #greenery can help you fight #stress, #depression #health #wednesdaywisdom #intlforestday #betterwithforests https://t.co/94SM9FmuuI — The Health Site (@HealthSite4U) March 21, 2018 30% of Earth’s land is covered by forests. #WWF says that we are losing 7.6 million hectares annually which is roughly equivalent to 20 football fields every minute.If this continues 20 % of Amazon will be treeless by 2030.#NowisthetimetoAct#Savetrees#InternationalDayofForests — Anushka (@curious_sapien) March 21, 2018 A "tiger", "zebra", and "giraffe" warn that eating meat contributes to species extinction because of land use and pollution. #internationaldayofforests https://t.co/iPARfaVDc4 — PETA India (@PetaIndia) March 21, 2018 Even selfish soul has to plant #trees for his own survival #oxygen you see! #savetrees #GOGREEN #internationaldayofforests This pic so aptly describes #humanthoughts pic.twitter.com/HjkGAfM5UU — Reshmi A R (@Reshmi_AR) March 21, 2018 On this #InternationalForestDay, let us pledge to save our forests and resolve to plant more &more trees — ನಿಷ್ಕಾಮ ಕರ್ಮ (@NishkamaKarma) March 21, 2018 Bad news for #woodland in #wales on #internationaldayofforests — Sian Carr (@SianCarr_WA) March 21, 2018 Protect, restore and plant more trees should be our commitment for a better tomorrow..#InternationalDayofForests https://t.co/4AdyaDccRC — The Parrot (@TheParrot_Voice) March 21, 2018 #ContestAlert ?? #Contest — JK Paper (@JKPaperIndia) March 21, 2018
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Forests are crucial for our own existence, not only to prevent climate change but also to save #MotherEarth & #environment #ForestDay #InternationalDayofForests #ಅರಣ್ಯ_ದಿನ pic.twitter.com/flptHvyVNQ
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Today on #InternationalDayOfForests tell us how we can make our cities greener, healthier & happier place to live in? That too in a sustainable way. Answer us using #WeNeedMoreGreenCover to WIN something very special ? pic.twitter.com/UgwNlHX8zT
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