Lucknow, 08 June (HS): Yogi Adityanath, Chief Minister of

Uttar Pradesh, shots off an open letter (Yogi's Pati) to residents, encouraging

them to research and document their natural surroundings, as well as actively

assist in the protection of habitats for birds, insects, and wildlife. Uttar

Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's vision for environmental conservation

and biodiversity is centered on large-scale tree plantations and wetland protection,

as articulated in his open letters, known as Yogi Ki Pati, which

link nature preservation directly to ancient cultural values and tradition.

Open letters (Yogi's Pati) urge residents to view environmental

conservation as an ongoing responsibility rather than an annual ritual.

While penning a post on X, he opined, “My esteemed fellow

citizens of the state, in the eternal culture, every living being of nature is

regarded as an integral part of creation. Efforts to conserve biodiversity will

succeed only when public participation increases. I urge everyone that whenever

the opportunity arises to venture into the midst of nature, do not go merely as

a tourist, but rather examine that place with the curiosity of a student. Share

your experiences through vlogs and articles. Awareness and a sense of belonging

toward nature are the greatest protectors of our biodiversity.”

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi