VoL Desk, June 13: In an inspiring display of environmental consciousness and artistic collaboration, the Hon’ble Lt. Governor Brig (Dr) BD Mishra graced the closing ceremony of the “Plantation Drive & Forest Art Festival” held in Ladakh. The 10-day event, organized by LAHDC, Leh in partnership with the Wall Art Project from Japan and Matho villagers, concluded on Sunday.

During the ceremony, the Hon’ble Lt. Governor planted a Juniper sapling, symbolizing Ladakh’s commitment to expanding its green cover and preserving its natural heritage. Recognizing the incredible spirit and efforts of Ladakh in promoting environmental conservation, the Lt. Governor commended the region’s dedication to enhancing its green spaces.

Furthermore, the Lt. Governor praised the unique convergence of art and nature conservation manifested through this event. The collaboration with seasoned Japanese artists not only added a touch of international expertise but also provided invaluable learning opportunities for young Ladakhi children. The artistic growth of these talented individuals was nurtured, contributing to their holistic development.

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The Plantation Drive & Forest Art Festival not only showcased the natural beauty of Ladakh but also highlighted the importance of preserving the environment through creative expressions. The event served as a platform to foster a deeper connection between art and nature, inspiring the community to actively participate in sustainable practices.

With the successful culmination of this festival, Ladakh has demonstrated its commitment to preserving its pristine landscapes while promoting cultural exchange and artistic growth. The event’s impact is expected to endure as it leaves a lasting impression on the region’s environmental consciousness and fosters a sense of pride in its artistic heritage.