Inner Mongolia is the largest and most complete ecological function area in the north of the mainland, and it is also one of the provinces and regions with the most concentrated desertified land, the most serious sand damage and the most fragile ecological environment due to overgrazing, grassland desertification, and serious soil erosion on the Loess Plateau. Through large-scale afforestation in Inner Mongolia, the local ecological environment can be effectively improved, land use efficiency can be improved, biodiversity can be protected, and regional ecological stability can be enhanced.
The spring breeze promotes new greenery, and it is time to plant trees. In order to help the construction of ecological civilization and strive to be the disseminator and practitioner of the concept of "lucid waters and lush mountains are invaluable assets", on April 18, the Saihan District People's Court organized all the cadres and police officers to carry out voluntary tree planting activities.
At the tree planting site, spring is full of vitality and vitality. In accordance with the demarcated area, the cadres and police officers gave full play to the spirit of not being afraid of hardship and tiredness, and devoted themselves to planting trees and protecting the greenery.
This tree-planting activity further improved the awareness of the cadres and police officers to protect the ecological environment and protect the environment. In the next step, the Saihan District People's Court will continue to play a role in adjudication and contribute judicial strength to the efforts to build an unbreakable green Great Wall and ecological security barrier in northern Xinjiang.
Origin of Arbor Day
The origin of Arbor Day can be traced back to the ancient Chinese traditional concept of "the moon of Meng Chun, Shengde is in the wood", which reflects the deep respect of the ancients for trees. In November 1914, the first "Forest Law" in the modern history of the mainland was promulgated, and in July 1915, the Nationalist Government stipulated that the annual "Qingming" was designated as Arbor Day. In 1979, after the founding of the People's Republic of China, at the suggestion of Deng Xiaoping, the sixth meeting of the Standing Committee of the Fifth National People's Congress decided to designate March 12 as Arbor Day every year.