The initiative to plant vegetation on the campus of Babagurgur University

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June 29, 2025
Community Engagement and Collaboration
Credit: 100

Date: 20/5/2025

A number of students and professors from Babagurgur University participated in a volunteer initiative to plant a variety of plants within the campus on May 20, 2025, as part of efforts to enhance environmental awareness and encourage interest in green spaces.

The initiative aimed to add an aesthetic touch to the university environment and enhance the spirit of teamwork and responsibility towards preserving nature, due to the positive impact of green spaces on mental health and the overall scene.

This step is part of a series of environmental activities through which the university aims to instill a culture of sustainability and environmental awareness in the minds of students and the university community in general.

Volunteers

#	Name	Duration	Credits
1	ARKAN IHSAN OMAR	1	75
2	Ako Saber Kaky	1	75
3	AZMAR SHERAZ SAFAA	1	75
4	HAWAR FARHAD AHMED	1	75
5	YAASEEN NORY MAHMUD	1	75
6	HELLO ALI HAMA	1	75
7	SHABAZ ALAN OMAR	1	80
8	ASMAA ABDULKAREEM ABDULLAH	1	75

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