NED Vice Chancellor inaugurates urban forest at the Aga Khan School in Karachi
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Media Source: Pamir Times (Pakistan)
Date: 2 November 2020
An urban forest at the Sultan Mahomed Shah Aga Khan School in Karimabad, Karachi was inaugurated by the Vice Chancellor of NED (Nadirshaw Eduljee Dinshaw) University of Engineering and Technology. The forest, which covers an area of 48m², contains 154 trees of 14 different species planted in close proximity and all native to
An urban forest at the Sultan Mahomed Shah Aga Khan School in Karimabad, Karachi was inaugurated by the Vice Chancellor of NED (Nadirshaw Eduljee Dinshaw) University of Engineering and Technology. The forest, which covers an area of 48m², contains 154 trees of 14 different species planted in close proximity and all native to the region. The forest has been planted with the technical expertise of the NED University and the generous support of the SMS Aga Khan School’s graduating class of 1986. The Chairman of the Aga Khan Education Services, Pakistan, Mr. Moez Narsi, said that Pakistan ranked among the top countries affected by climate-induced disasters and the city of Karachi has recently seen spells of extreme summer temperatures that have caused many lives and added to the distress of the citizens.