🌱 Tree Plantation Drive 2025: Greening Sinnar, One Sapling at a Time
In an inspiring step towards a greener tomorrow, CREDAI Nashik Metro, in association with Youth Wing, CREDAI Women’s Wing, and Shreeji Dreams to Doors, successfully organized a large-scale Tree Plantation Drive 2025 at Thangoan, Yamuna Farms Road, Sinnar.
Held amidst the lush hills and fresh monsoon showers, the event saw enthusiastic participation from citizens, volunteers, and police officials alike. The hill at the plantation site was dotted with hundreds of individuals, each contributing to planting saplings and nurturing the dream of a greener future.
🌿 A United Community Effort
This initiative was not just about planting trees — it was a strong message about community collaboration and environmental responsibility. Uniformed officers from the local police force actively participated in the drive, working shoulder to shoulder with civilians. Their presence not only ensured safety but also set an example of leadership in civic engagement.
🌟 Powered by Visionary Leaders
The event was spearheaded by the CREDAI Nashik Metro Team (2025 – 2027):
Gaurav Thakker, President
Tushar Sanklecha, Hon. Secretary
Their dedication to sustainable development and community-driven projects is evident in how seamlessly the drive was organized, pulling in participants from across the region.
🌎 Why Tree Plantation Drives Matter
Tree plantation is more than just an environmental activity — it’s a long-term investment in our planet’s health. Trees help combat climate change, reduce air pollution, prevent soil erosion, and support biodiversity. Events like these are vital in building eco-conscious communities and ensuring that urban development doesn’t come at the cost of nature.
📍 Location Highlight: Thangoan, Yamuna Farms Road, Sinnar
This picturesque location provided the perfect backdrop for the plantation drive. With its scenic hillscape and open fields, Thangoan offered ample space for large-scale participation while also emphasizing the beauty of rural Maharashtra.