QCU and QCJFD Lead Tree-Planting Drive for a Greener Future
Demonstrating a shared commitment to environmental sustainability, Quezon City University (QCU) and the Quezon City Jail-Female Dormitory (QCJFD) recently conducted a tree-planting activity at the QCU San Bartolome Campus.
The initiative brought together representatives from both institutions in an effort to promote environmental stewardship, biodiversity conservation, and greener public spaces. The activity was led by City Jail Warden JCINSP Lourvina L. Abrazado and supported by QCU President Dr. Theresita V. Atienza.
More than simply planting trees, the event highlighted the power of collaboration in advancing sustainable development and community responsibility. Participants worked together to contribute to environmental protection efforts while raising awareness about the importance of preserving natural ecosystems.
University leaders noted that tree-planting activities play a vital role in enhancing biodiversity, improving urban green spaces, and fostering environmental consciousness among students and community members. Such initiatives also support long-term efforts to create healthier and more resilient communities.
The partnership between QCU and QCJFD reflects a growing recognition that environmental sustainability requires collective action. By engaging institutions, local stakeholders, and community members, the program promotes a culture of shared responsibility for protecting natural resources.
Aligned with Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 15, “Life on Land,” the activity serves as a reminder that every tree planted contributes to a greener future. Through continued environmental programs and partnerships, QCU remains committed to building a more sustainable and environmentally conscious community for generations to come.
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