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The government has announced plans to reinstate Social Forestry Clubs in educational institutions, according to the Minister of Environment and Forests. This initiative aims to engage students in environmental conservation activities and raise awareness about sustainable forestry practices.

Social Forestry Clubs previously allowed students to participate in tree planting initiatives and other ecological projects, fostering a sense of responsibility towards the environment. The revival of these clubs is part of a broader strategy to promote environmental education and community involvement in sustainable forestry.

As part of this initiative, the government will provide resources and training for teachers and students to facilitate the operation of these clubs effectively. Additionally, it is expected that the involvement in these clubs will enhance students understanding of climate change and promote active participation in environmental stewardship.