Why trees on the roadside matter

[@gunnaavinashreddy7409]

Most of the trees planted by the govt are exotic trees which are non native, India has got such a diverse range of tree species. Unfortunately we are not only destroying the native bio diversity, we are replacing it with all exotic species

[@shashikmr]

We have been planting lot of jack and Pongame which are native and useful to farmers Also, if a tree has adopted to local conditions it is local, no more exotic. Forest dept indeed promotes lot of local species, like arali, aala, honge, bevu.....

[@gunnaavinashreddy7409]

​@@shashikmr While I am not opposed to planting exotics trees, it should not be the norm. Birds, insects and animals have a intricate symbiotic relation with native tree and plant species. An exotic tree might adopt to the local conditions but will not full fill the role of a native tree. Also care must be taken while planting exotics as they have the risk of becoming invasive

[@avanishsriharibaje]

Nice stuff again. Looking forward to more of these collabs.

[@hertabuss289]

Very nice form of presenting the topic... Congrats!!

[@omarqadir8345]

Its really amazing explanation sir, your way of elaboration really eye opening and thought provoking for a open mind...

[@goodfoodmovement]

Thank you. Hope you had a chance to watch all the episodes of Rootmaps :)

[@girishrayewar8579]

How many Farmers in Indian villages are interested in Eating highly Nutritious food on daily basis is a big question for me at all.

[@urmilareghunath3026]

😮 so informative

[@RahulKumar-py8fz]

Great job ❤

[@grk991]

Try to plant trees that give seasonal fruits,, flowers sothat birds animals will survive from selfish and cruel mankind....