Integrating Human Empathy with Plantation Practices for Raising Domesticated Vegetation in the Plains of West Bengal, India

Abstract

The basics of nature is for stabilizing the conservation of biodiversity, which also acts to maintain equilibrium in ecosystems, being the prerequisite for the survival of organisms on earth. The article is about focusing on an innovative plantation modality where ‘emotion to motherhood’ is an ‘add-on’ factor. Conservation of plants is generally accomplished through rigorous planting of saplings/seedlings, especially those of trees. The conservation process can be consolidated for achieving the desired output when the process itself is edged with humane empathy. In this article, the intervening framework of plantation practices, if materialized, will definitely result in unique viability for plant propagations by raising domesticated vegetation. Domesticated vegetation is especially considered a way ahead for the protection and perpetuation of endangered plant species facing the threat of extinction. Moreover, domesticated vegetation can also act as a shield to providing safe abode even to the plants growing wild. Forests and plants are intimately associated with human civilization, and the survival of humankind requires nature to live in health. Conservation is the only procedural option for assuring a definitive protocol for future generations to stay safe on the planet.