Digital Desk: Located in the North of Guwahati city, 30 minutes from the Dispur secretariat, another trekking site was inaugurated today; trekking lovers are welcomed to 'Sila reserve forest trekking site.'
On the 2nd day of the year, the Sila Reserve forest trekking site was flagged off by Dr. Alka Bhargav, IFS.
In this auspicious event, the below-mentioned officials paid their visit and made the event a grand success.
PCCF & HoFF, Assam
• Mr. Amit Sahai, IFS
PCCF ( Wildlife )
• Dr. Satyendra Singh, IFS
APCCF ( HQ)
Accompanied by
• Shri Sunnydeo Choudhary, IFS, DFO NK division
• Shri Sanjib Bordoloi, AFS, RO Sila Range
• Ms. Sangeeta Rani Singha, AFS, RO Northern Range, Hajo.
The North Kamrup forest division officials were also present at the flag-off ceremony and other locals and visitors.
Forests are the lungs of nature that provide oxygen for us to breathe, survive and maintain a healthy ecosystem. It has been a source of livelihood for millions of plants and animals. Forests provide food, fuel, and raw materials for human beings to use and prosper.
But unfortunately, due to events like globalization, industrialization, population explosion, agricultural expansion, and various other seasons, forests are being cut down without realizing the impact that it will have on the planet. From climate change to the extinction of animals to soil erosion and desertification, deforestation will have a long-lasting and fatal impact on the earth and its ecosystem.
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The Sila Reserve forest trek aims to increase the enthusiasm in the heart of people for adventures and promote ways to save mother earth.
A group of nature lovers, officials, and other officials wandered across the lush green Trek.
The PCCF & Hoff herself led the Trek, inspiring the frontline staff and the public with a message "F for the forest, F for fitness."
The public was thrilled to walk amidst nature & enjoyed the Trek thoroughly for the first time.
The officials announced that along with the trekking activity, they are also initiating a 'carry the trash back 'campaign to encourage people to keep the environment neat and clean. Each & every one shall be encouraged to bring back the polythene, bottles, etc., they find en-route the Trek.
Come one, come all enjoy the experience of nature amidst the pristine views. Only 20 persons in a single batch are allowed at a time for the Trek.
To register in advance, contact Range Officer: 8486166276
Trek is open on Sundays only!
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