Kanha National Park: Randeep Hooda and wife Lin Lasharam will plant more than 500 trees, will celebrate World Environment Day 2025

  Kanha National Park: Randeep Hooda and wife Lin Lasharam will plant more than 500 trees, will celebrate World Environment Day 2025
Kanha National Park: Randeep Hooda and wife Lin Lasharam will plant more than 500 trees, will celebrate World Environment Day 2025

News India Live, Digital Desk: World Environment Day Celebrating, actor-filmmaker and enthusiastic wildlife advocate Randeep Hooda along with his actress and entrepreneur wife Lin Lasharam took a meaningful step towards forest conservation by planting trees next to the famous Kanha National Park in Madhya Pradesh. Known for its rich biodiversity, this park is home to royal tigers, leopards, marshy deer, black deer and many other mammals and flora.

Randeep, who environmental protection K is an outspoken supporter, decided to celebrate this important day by contributing to the conservation and expansion of India’s natural heritage.

Speaking on the occasion, Randeep Hooda shared a soulful message, “World Environment Day is not just a symbolic date on the calendar – it is a reminder that we have less time to compensate for the damage we have done to nature. The forest is getting less than our planet, and without them, rich biodiversity that we will not live lightly, I will not live lightly. It has been spiritual, and every journey of Kanha further reinforces the urgency of our responsibility towards nature. ”

He further says, “Planting trees may take a small task, but it is very powerful. A tree gives shelter, food, oxygen and balance-just as nature gives us everything in return. My wife Lynn and I in this incredible ecosystem, even though in a small way, in a small way, are really more humorous to contribute, which is more contributed to us, which is more different, which is now more different and wildlife. The forest and wildlife now. Not-they are dependent on each other, and both should flourish together.

The plantation campaign by Randeep and Lynn is part of their continuous commitment to wildlife and environmental reasons.