Paryavaran Sanrakshan

Currently, factors such as increasing pollution, shrinking forests, dwindling wildlife, excessive exploitation of natural resources, increasing consumption of natural resources, illegal and unplanned deforestation, climate change, population growth, indiscriminate exploitation of the Earth, ozone layer depletion, acid rain, global warming, wastewater contamination, landslides, droughts, floods, and adverse effects on biodiversity are causing environmental imbalance, making it a global problem and a matter of concern. Indian culture has always been nurturing towards the environment. It has held sacred beliefs regarding environmental components and water, sky, sun, moon, vegetation, and certain living creatures, which are linked to environmental conservation. The environment is not only related to culture but also to values and concerns. In our culture, cleanliness is considered a devotional position. Trees, forests, and vegetation are the earths ornaments and gifts of nature, and the earth is our mother. As long as humans are part of nature, nature protects them. Nature plants trees naturally, but we must protect them. This work attempts to raise awareness about environmental protection.