Bashundhara Shuvosangho Satkhira district members planted over 300 palm seeds along the Betna riverbank during a Monday environmental program. Janata Bank Sultanpur branch manager Md Abdur Rahim launched the seed collection initiative on Friday morning. District president Fahad Hossain led the inaugural session with participation from teachers, professionals, and community members. Local residents contributed seeds from their households to support the reforestation effort. Amjan Hossain donated 150 seeds while other community members provided smaller quantities.
Bank manager Rahim emphasized the palm trees' role in providing shade, food, and storm protection for future generations. The organization plans to gradually plant 1,000 palm seeds to mitigate the effects of climate change. Sheikh Borhan Ali praised student participation and encouraged others to plant trees for biodiversity protection. President Hossain highlighted palm trees for rural heritage and lightning risk reduction. The Satkhira unit is committed to expanding programs that establish groves of babla, date palm, and keora trees throughout the region.
Bank manager Rahim emphasized the palm trees' role in providing shade, food, and storm protection for future generations. The organization plans to gradually plant 1,000 palm seeds to mitigate the effects of climate change. Sheikh Borhan Ali praised student participation and encouraged others to plant trees for biodiversity protection. President Hossain highlighted palm trees for rural heritage and lightning risk reduction. The Satkhira unit is committed to expanding programs that establish groves of babla, date palm, and keora trees throughout the region.
