A joint initiative between the Sulaymaniyah Gardens Directorate and the West Sulaymaniyah Directorate of Education is transforming dried and fallen trees into educational resources while expanding green spaces across local schools.

School Greening Initiative Underway

As part of cooperation between the Sulaymaniyah Gardens Directorate and the West Sulaymaniyah Directorate of Education, a new project has been launched to beautify and green school environments.

In its first phase, the Gardens Directorate will provide trees to more than 40 schools across the West Sulaymaniyah education sector to increase green areas within educational institutions.

Turning Dried and Fallen Trees into Educational Resources

The second joint project focuses on removing dried and damaged trees. After being cut down, the wood is transferred to vocational schools, where students and teachers repurpose it for craftsmanship, artistic activities, and school festivals.

The timber will also be used as raw material to produce desks, chairs, and small tables to meet classroom needs.

Preparing 20 Tons of Wood for Schools

Bahroz Salar, Director of Sulaymaniyah Gardens, announced during a press conference that more than 20 tons of wood have already been prepared for vocational schools within the West Sulaymaniyah education sector.

He added that the delivery process has already begun, enabling schools to immediately use the material in practical training programs.