Students in India plant saplings as part of the Salesian Breath of Life Campaign

Don Bosco High School and Junior College in Borivali, Mumbai actively participated in the “Breath of Life Campaign”, a global tree-planting initiative organised by the Don Bosco Green Alliance in collaboration with the Salesian Youth Ministry Department.

 As part of the campaign, students from each class were encouraged to bring saplings in pots. They brought a variety of flowering, fruiting, medicinal and indoor plants, contributing enthusiastically to the plantation drive.

 The activity aimed to create awareness among students about the importance of trees and plants in maintaining a healthy environment. Students learnt that trees provide oxygen, reduce air pollution, support biodiversity, help conserve soil and water, and make our surroundings greener and healthier. The activity also encouraged them to develop a sense of responsibility towards caring for our common home.

 The participation of the students reflected their enthusiasm and commitment towards environmental conservation. As a token of appreciation and encouragement, each participating student was given a certificate.

 The Tree Plantation Drive conducted on 30th September 2026 was a meaningful initiative that inspired students to take small but important steps towards building a greener, cleaner and healthier future.