A multidisciplinary project report by a student of Kendriya Vidyalaya No.1 CPCRI, Kasaragod, on the theme 'Green Today, Alive Tomorrow' with a focus on trees. It includes a certificate, acknowledgement, index, introduction, poems, conversations, a report on deforestation, a survey of sapling plantation with data tables and a bar graph, and sections in Hindi and Sanskrit.
This is a student multidisciplinary project from Kendriya Vidyalaya No.1 CPCRI, Kasaragod, on the theme 'Green Today, Alive Tomorrow' with a focus on trees. It is intended for school submission and includes a certificate, acknowledgement, and index of activities.
The project opens with an introduction explaining the importance of trees for oxygen, food, shade, and medicine, and mentions Van Mahotsav, the Indian Festival of Forests. An English poem titled 'Van Mahotsav' by the student's mother follows, celebrating tree planting.
A conversation between two friends, Anu and Meera, discusses Van Mahotsav and the Chipko movement in Uttarakhand. A report then describes threats from deforestation, urbanization, and pollution, and calls for tree planting and forest conservation.
The project includes a Hindi poem urging tree planting and a Sanskrit dialogue between Ramesh and Suresh on the importance of trees, citing Vedic verses and the saying 'vriksho rakshati rakshitah'.
A survey section records the number of saplings planted by students during Van Mahotsav, with class-wise data for classes VI to X. It shows total students, participants, saplings planted, and participation percentages, and includes a bar graph of saplings planted.