Tree Plantation Tree plantation means planting trees and plants. The purpose of tree plantation is save the endangered environment and to beautify our life. Trees are valuable gifts of nature. They are known as the best friends of human beings. They benefit us in various ways. The lives of men and other animals and insects are inconceivable without the existence of trees in the world. Trees absorb carbon dioxide and give us oxygen without which no living being can live. Trees give us shade, medicine
Tree Plantation Tree plantation means planting more trees in a planned way. It is very necessary to the environment. Trees are our best friends. They give us oxygen. They also give us shelter, shade, foods, fruits etc. They help our environment in many ways. They prevent soil erosion. They make our land fertile. They save us from droughts, floods, cyclones etc. If there are no trees our country will turn into desert. Different kinds of natural disasters will come. People will suffer from the shortage
to five feet and weigh around ninety one kilograms while the female Orangutans can reach an average height of three feet while weighing around forty five kilograms (Shank, C., 2012). The Orangutans are well known for their ability to swing from tree to tree easily with their long arms while their legs act as a second pair of arms when needed. Orangutans in general live up to the age of forty. The female Orangutans are able to produce one infant at a time with a gestation period of nine months. Female
QUESTION1: State what Cadbury’s mission, purpose, strategic plans, structure, policies, current public relations issues are. How do you think this will affect the public relations campaign and what should be the objectives of that campaign? ANSWER: Introduction: Cadbury as we know is a well-known company all over the world engaged in services of producing confectionery products. Cadbury provides its customers with world’s best chocolates and candies in more than 50 countries in the world and having
4.0 INVOLVEMENT OF WOMEN IN TREE PLANTING ACTIVITIES IN RURAL COMMUNITIES OF NIGERIA The role of women and their participation in community forestry and economic development has become a major focus of research analysis and policy decision; undervalued and seldom acknowledged for proper articulation in development plans and policy. Women are actively involved in “Community Forestry’’ in Africa as they gather, process and market forest resources. Women gather gums, oil, medicinal products
Relations Campaign: The main objectives of the PR Campaign are as follows: * To regain the market lead. * To restore the goodwill. * To make its stakeholders to believe that there were no intentions to do that and provide confidence for the plantation of palm trees. * To look after the destruction it cause to animal life and take suitable measures. So, above are the objectives of the PR Campaign and are to be achieved in a short interval of six months to one year. QUESTION2: Analyse the
CLEAN-India, for a Green India ‘When the last tree is cut and the last fish killed, the last river poisoned, then you will see that you can’t eat money.’ -John May The CLEAN-India Programme India has a population of over one billion, of which almost 300 million live in around 600 towns and cities. Unfortunately, as a result of stressed environmental conditions, most of these towns and cities are unable to cope with the rapid pace of urbanisation. Water pollution, unavailability of drinking water
food security and reduce hunger in their operational areas. Therefore, crop farming producer groups overseen by respective lead farmers are relatively more active in any given year. Private actor efforts begin with conducting sensitization programmes focusing on the importance of conservating natural resource and benefits of conservation farming (CF) to all public actors at producer group level. PPP registered farmers (public actors) are encouraged to practice CF practices including minimum
source of sustainable livelihood in the dry season for community members of northern Ghana. Seeking expert advice made us implemented the project as if we were professionals in fish culture. Three point technique: This technique is also known as Programme Evaluation and Review Technique (PERT). It originated in the 1950s during the U.S.N. Nautilus nuclear submarine project. This technique takes into account task variability and uses weighted averages of task duration. Therefore the risk associated
Their survey showedthat the schools demonstrating significant aggressiveness in student recruitment efforts have employed defined strategies ofbroadening their programme base while establishing specialized schoolsto administer the programmes. This brought in greater dynamism andcredibility as students can identify better with programmes adopting environment, rural development, toxicology, ecotourism, horticulture, landscaping etc as market attractants rather than when institutions stick to orthodox