Driven by a commitment to expand green spaces and enhance the environmental and aesthetic quality of the university campus, the Department of Biology Sciences at the College of Science has launched a campaign to revitalize and plant its internal gardens—an initiative prompted by a decline in the condition and maintenance of these areas. The project is being overseen by Dr. Hawraa Qais Obeid, a member of the Afforestation Committee, with the active participation of the department’s faculty and students.

The campaign includes redesigning the internal gardens to suit the available space, tilling and preparing the soil, and applying fertilizers to improve its quality. Additionally, the grounds have been prepared for the planting of grass, which will be followed by the installation of various plants and seedlings.

This initiative is part of a broader effort to improve the environmental and aesthetic appeal of the department, creating a more vibrant and attractive campus setting. It also aims to foster a spirit of volunteerism among students, cultivate a sense of responsibility toward their university environment, and instill a culture of valuing and preserving green spaces.

The campaign underscores the importance of collaboration between faculty and students in enhancing the university environment, making it more sustainable and beautiful.