The Rotary Club of Kolhapur Central organized a tree plantation drive at Shahu High School, Shahuwadi as part of its commitment to environmental conservation. During the program, high-quality 7-foot-tall saplings of mango, jamun (Indian blackberry), chikoo (sapodilla), jackfruit, lemon, and peepal trees were planted. A total of 50 saplings were planted in the school area. Furthermore, our Rotary Club of Kolhapur Central has taken an additional step. The club has assigned the responsibility of adopting a tree or plant to students who wish to participate voluntarily. These students are expected to care for and nurture the plant throughout the year. At the end of the year, the club will award prizes to those students who have taken the best care of their plants as a form of appreciation. The purpose of this initiative is not only to ensure the survival of the plants but also to foster a sense of civic responsibility in the upcoming generation and to enhance civic awareness within the community. The program was attended by Rtn. Naresh Shingade ( community service chair),Rtn. Sanjay Bhagat, Rtn. Avinash Chiknis, Rtn. Rajendra (R.Y.) Patil, and Rtn. Vishal Patil. The event was also graced by the presence of students, teachers, the Chairman of the School Management Committee, and other local committee members.