Rescue Operations Begin for Trees Along Shahjoui Path of Balde Global Qanat in Fardous
Rescue and specialized spraying operations have begun, in coordination with relevant agencies, for several old trees along the Shahjoui path of the Balde Global Qanat that were damaged by improper dredging. The work covers the area from Baghestan Olya to Sartakht Street.
According to the report of Aria's Heritage reporter, following the damage caused to the vegetation of the Shahjovi route of the Balde World Aqueduct due to illegal dredging, the operation of handling and saving the damaged trees was put on the agenda with the cooperation of related institutions.
This operation was carried out with the aim of reducing the stress on the trees, helping to strengthen their foundations and preventing the aggravation of damages, by implementing specialized foliar spraying in the area of Baghistan Aliya to Sartakht Street.
Kazem Shabnamzadeh, referring to the importance of protecting the trees of Shahjovi Qanat Baladeh, said: Beyond the vegetation, the trees of this path are part of the biological identity and natural heritage of the region, and their protection requires simultaneous attention to the water conditions, the condition of the roots, and the basic maintenance requirements of the vegetation.
The head of the Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts Department of Ferdous city added: unprincipled dredging can damage and weaken trees by disrupting the conditions of their roots and access to water; Therefore, specialized treatment of damaged trees and taking necessary measures to reduce environmental tensions is of particular importance.
Emphasizing the necessity of protecting the natural heritage of Ferdous city, he said: rescue operations and foliar spraying have been done with the aim of helping to maintain the health of the trees and preventing the aggravation of the damage. The protection of this natural capital requires compliance with technical principles in the implementation of construction operations and the maintenance of routes related to the aqueduct and its vegetation.
Shabnamzadeh also appreciated the companionship and assistance of the governor and the civil deputy of the governorate and the cooperation of the Islamia district, the mayor of Ferdows, especially the green space manager of Ferdows municipality, and the mayor of Baghstan in dealing with the issue and implementing this operation.
The head of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts Department of Ferdous County pointed out: Synergy of executive bodies and urban management in the face of damage to trees plays an important role in accelerating protection measures and the continuation of these cooperations can lay the groundwork for more effective protection of the natural heritage and environmental values of the city.
Protecting the trees along the Shahjovi route of the Balde World Aqueduct, in addition to protecting the valuable vegetation of the area, requires preventing the repetition of unprincipled operations and observing technical and environmental considerations in any dredging and construction measures in this area.