Gardens & Plantation

The comprehensive removal of debris from an area measuring 350 feet in length and 50 feet in width—once a long-neglected garbage dump—was a monumental task that paved the way for the careful application of soil and sand. This significant undertaking not only cleared away the remnants of waste but also laid the foundation for the establishment of a vibrant park, effectively revitalizing a space that had been marred by years of neglect and pollution. The transformation of this area into a park symbolizes a fresh start, breathing new life into a location that had long been associated with desolation.

The impetus for this revitalization project stemmed from the catastrophic flood that struck in 2021, which inundated the entire college campus for an extended period of two weeks. This natural disaster wreaked havoc, resulting in extensive destruction that obliterated all parks and many trees that once graced the landscape. The aftermath of the flood revealed the urgent need for substantial restoration efforts to reclaim the college’s natural beauty and foster a welcoming environment for both students and the surrounding community. The loss of green spaces not only affected the aesthetic appeal of the campus but also diminished the quality of life for those who frequented it.

Recognizing the pressing need for restoration, I took the initiative to spearhead a replanting project aimed at revitalizing the college’s parks. With a strong commitment to environmental stewardship and a vision for a greener future, I coordinated the planting of over 500 plants and trees. This ambitious project was designed not only to restore the ecological balance of the area but also to cultivate a tranquil and inviting atmosphere for students, faculty, and visitors alike. The newly planted flora would not only enhance the campus’s aesthetic appeal but also contribute to improved air quality and increased biodiversity, fostering a sense of community and a deeper connection to nature.

Through these dedicated efforts, the college is making significant strides toward recovery, transforming the remnants of the flood into a flourishing park that stands as a testament to resilience and the power of collective action in overcoming adversity. This revitalized space serves as a reminder of the community’s strength and determination to rebuild, offering a sanctuary for relaxation, recreation, and reflection. As students and community members gather in this newly created park, they are not only enjoying the beauty of nature but also participating in a shared journey of healing and renewal, reinforcing the bonds that unite them in the face of challenges. The park has become a symbol of hope, illustrating how, through collaboration and commitment, it is possible to turn tragedy into triumph and create a lasting legacy for future generations.