Dimapur, March 10 (MExN): Fingerprint-Design & Events continuing its Awareness Campaign (Conservation of Wildlife and Environment) of visiting 50 colleges and schools in Dimapur visited St. Edmund’s Higher Secondary School on March 10.
The team shared to the students about the effects of deforestation in amazon rainforest where 28,000 sq. Km of forest was cleared every year for business expansion. The devastation of rainforest have affected the climate all around the world and changed the weather pattern.The Campaigners encouraged the students to stand up like those people around the world who have refused to buy or eat chicken which were fed from the soya bean grown in the newly cleared Amazon rainforest. The Campaigner emphasize that the trees never grow old but they die because of insects, pest and human activities. Trees are doing their job of releasing oxygen and absorbing carbon-di-oxide their entire life without any grumble and now the time has come for us to do the same by saving and protecting trees.
This was stated in a press release issued by Fingerprint - Design & Events Head Hongba Phom.