200 native plants added to Kadma Biodiversity Park in a move to bolster local biodiversity.
On World Earth Day, Tata Steel Corporate Services spearheaded a plantation drive, adding 200 native species of plant saplings at Kadma Biodiversity Park in Jamshedpur.
JAMSHEDPUR – On World Earth Day, Tata Steel Corporate Services spearheaded a plantation drive, adding 200 native species of plant saplings at Kadma Biodiversity Park in Jamshedpur.
The event took place over 5.5 acres, aiming to enrich the biodiversity of the area significantly.
Dr. Sudhir Rai, General Manager of Medical Services, Arun Vidyut, Chief Divisional Manager of Town Services, and Sanjeev Choudhary, President of Tata Workers’ Union, participated in the drive.
Tata Steel’s ongoing commitment to environmental protection is evident in their continuous efforts to promote biodiversity and sustainability.
This initiative not only highlights Tata Steel’s role in environmental conservation but also strengthens its reputation as a conscientious leader in corporate responsibility.
