Chandigarh University launches a heritage tree conservation project in Mohali aimed at digitally mapping and preserving centuries-old heritage trees. According to reports, the initiative focuses on documenting these older trees using digital tools to create a record that can support conservation and monitoring over time. The university presents the project as a step toward safeguarding local biodiversity and protecting trees regarded as heritage assets due to their age and significance.
Both outlets describe the same core elements: the project is initiated by Chandigarh University, it is carried out in Mohali, and it uses digital mapping to identify and preserve heritage trees. The reports indicate that the work will help stakeholders track the location and condition of these trees, strengthening efforts to ensure they remain protected. No additional details about timelines, partner agencies, or specific tree species are provided in the available summaries.
