*The Environment Wing of CDA is actively engaged in comprehensive tree plantation and landscaping activities to make Islamabad greener, healthier, and more beautiful.*
Islamabad (Staff Reporter) – The Capital Development Authority (CDA) is vigorously continuing its tree plantation campaign across Islamabad through its Environment Wing. Extensive tree planting, landscaping, and gardening activities are underway along major roads, green belts, parks, public places, green medians between roads, intersections, and other designated areas in the federal capital.
The aim of this campaign is to enhance the greenery, natural beauty, and environmental sustainability of Islamabad while also improving the overall urban environment for citizens and visitors to the capital.
Under the ongoing tree plantation campaign, the Environment Wing of CDA and its field teams are engaged in planting trees, flowering plants, ornamental plants, shrubs, and other suitable species at various identified locations. Special attention is being given to green belts, road medians, parks, intersections, and prominent public places to enhance the beauty of these areas and further strengthen Islamabad’s unique green identity.
The Environment Wing of CDA is also focusing on replacing dry or damaged plants and trees with new ones, improving existing green areas, and landscaping vacant and undeveloped sites. Regular watering, maintenance, and post-planting care are being ensured for the better growth and survival of newly planted trees and plants.
Tree planting activities are being carried out with consideration for Islamabad’s environmental needs, emphasizing the selection of suitable, locally compatible, and climate-appropriate plant and tree species that can play an effective role in creating a sustainable urban environment.
In addition to new tree planting, the Environment Wing of CDA is also continuously maintaining existing green spaces, which includes pruning trees and plants, providing water, mowing grass, landscaping, and other gardening activities. The goal of these measures is not only to plant trees but also to ensure their ongoing care, protection, and maintenance.
CDA has emphasized that the tree plantation campaign is an essential part of broader efforts to make Islamabad greener, cleaner, healthier, and environmentally sustainable. The capital’s vast green areas, tree-lined avenues, parks, and natural landscapes are valuable environmental assets that require protection, expansion, and continuous maintenance.
The Environment Wing is also encouraging public participation in the tree plantation campaign. Citizens, educational institutions, business centers, and other organizations are urged to play an active role in increasing Islamabad’s green cover and protecting existing trees and plants.
Residents have praised the ongoing tree plantation and landscaping campaign by the CDA Environment Wing, describing it as a positive and significant step towards making Islamabad more beautiful, green, and environmentally friendly. They have particularly welcomed improvements in green belts, road medians, parks, and public places and expressed hope that such activities will continue with the same spirit and consistency throughout the city.
CDA stated that every tree planted today is an investment in Islamabad’s future, contributing to cleaner air, better environmental conditions, increased biodiversity, and providing a healthy environment for current and future generations. Relevant officials from the Environment Wing of CDA are continuously monitoring the ongoing tree plantation and landscaping activities to ensure effective implementation and proper care and protection of newly planted trees and plants.
CDA has reaffirmed its commitment to continue the tree plantation campaign across Islamabad with the same enthusiasm and momentum. Through the continuous efforts of the Environment Wing, CDA is determined to preserve the natural beauty of the federal capital, increase the green cover, and maintain Islamabad as a green, beautiful, clean, and environmentally friendly federal capital.