Namchi Leads the Way with Green Walk to Champion a Sustainable Sikkim

Reinforcing the vision of Chief Minister Mr Prem Singh Tamang (Golay) for a cleaner, greener and environmentally sustainable Sikkim, the Forest and Environment Department Namchi organised a Green Walk today as part of Sikkim Paryavaran Parva 2026, being observed from 1 to 14 July under the theme “Leave a Green Legacy.”

Organised under the guidance of Divisional Forest Officer (DFO) Mr Tsheten Tashi Lepcha, the Green Walk witnessed enthusiastic participation of

DFO Social forestry, DFO Wildlife, DFO Soil and Environment, ACFs and staff of the Forest and Environment Department, reflecting their collective commitment to environmental conservation and sustainable development.

The walk served as a platform to raise awareness about the importance of protecting forests, conserving biodiversity, reducing pollution and fostering a shared sense of responsibility towards safeguarding the environment. Participants carried banners bearing the slogan “The Green Walk – Leaving a Green Legacy,” underscoring the campaign’s message of inspiring greater public engagement in environmental stewardship.

 

The Forest and Environment Department also appealed to the public to continue supporting environmental initiatives by adopting eco-friendly practices and contributing towards the preservation of Sikkim’s rich natural heritage, ensuring that the State’s pristine environment remains a lasting legacy for future generations.