Bihar Tree Plantation Drive 2025: 5 Crore Trees, 66 Species, One Vision
Bihar’s Bold Green Step: 5 Crore Trees, 1 Mission Can you imagine a Bihar where every breath feels fresher, each street corner shelters under leafy guardians, and children grow up surrounded by.
Bihar’s Bold Green Step: 5 Crore Trees, 1 Mission
Can you imagine a Bihar where every breath feels fresher, each street corner shelters under leafy guardians, and children grow up surrounded by native trees? That vision is sprouting into reality. The Government of Bihar has kickstarted “पौधरोपण अभियान 2025,” an ambitious mission to plant 5 crore saplings statewide by mid-June.
From Mahogany to Mahua: 66 Tree Species to Transform the State
This initiative goes beyond numbers. It aims to revive ecological balance and build climate resilience. The campaign includes 66 carefully selected tree species, such as:
Mahogany, Mahua, Jackfruit Peepal, Neem, Sheesham Kusum, Kanak Champa, Teak
Mahogany, Mahua, Jackfruit
Peepal, Neem, Sheesham
Kusum, Kanak Champa, Teak
These trees promise more than just greenery. They boost biodiversity, purify the air, and support rural livelihoods. As a result, Bihar will grow stronger roots—both literally and environmentally.
Deadline Nears: District Plans Due by 15 June
To keep the mission on track, Additional Chief Secretary Harjot Kaur Bamhrah directed District Magistrates to submit district-wise plantation plans by 15 June. These plans must clearly mention:
Total number of trees Exact plantation sites Responsible nursery sources
Total number of trees
Exact plantation sites
Responsible nursery sources
Furthermore, every district must organize coordination meetings to monitor progress. Timely planning will ensure smooth execution without delays.
Bhagalpur Sets the Bar: 1.30 Crore Saplings
Some districts have already taken the lead. Bhagalpur plans to plant 1.30 crore saplings on its own. Other major contributors include:
Gaya – 22.11 lakh Banka – 20.57 lakh East Champaran – 20.17 lakh Tirhut – 19.84 lakh Madhubani – 19.38 lakh
Gaya – 22.11 lakh
Banka – 20.57 lakh
East Champaran – 20.17 lakh
Tirhut – 19.84 lakh
Madhubani – 19.38 lakh
Clearly, Bihar is mobilizing every corner of the state for this massive green mission.
Everyone Joins In: From Jeevika Didis to Schoolchildren
Importantly, this isn’t just a government project—it’s a people’s movement. The campaign invites participation from:
Jeevika Didis (rural women’s self-help groups) Local farmers and nursery owners NGOs and paramilitary forces Students and teachers in schools and colleges
Jeevika Didis (rural women’s self-help groups)
Local farmers and nursery owners
NGOs and paramilitary forces
Students and teachers in schools and colleges
To ensure higher survival rates, only saplings taller than 3 feet will be used. Each site will also directly coordinate with nurseries, making supply and tracking much more efficient.
268 Nurseries Ready Across Bihar
Currently, 268 nurseries—both government-run and community-based—stand ready to supply the saplings. These nurseries offer species suited to different regions, based on soil and climate conditions.
Because of this, each planted tree gets a better chance to thrive and contribute meaningfully to the ecosystem.
Green Today, Greener Tomorrow
Bihar’s plantation drive isn’t just an environmental effort—it’s a legacy project. Every tree planted today ensures a greener, more resilient tomorrow. If every citizen plays a role, this mission will leave lasting roots for generations.
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