The Syrian Civil Scouts launched a large-scale tree planting campaign in various Syrian governorates, with the participation of hundreds of scouts and leaders. This initiative comes within the framework of efforts to enhance environmental awareness and encourage young people to contribute to preserving nature.

The campaign began in the city of Aleppo, where scouts participated in planting more than 1,000 trees in areas affected by pollution and wars. The campaign is expected to expand to include the areas of the Damascus countryside, Homs and Latakia in the coming weeks.

One of the leaders participating in the campaign said: “This campaign contributes to developing a sense of responsibility among young people towards the environment and instills in them a love for the land and the preservation of natural resources.” He also stressed that the Syrian Civil Scouts will continue these environmental initiatives in cooperation with the relevant authorities in the country.

It is worth noting that this campaign comes within a series of volunteer activities organized by the Scouts to enhance the role of young people in society and teach them the importance of preserving the environment.