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The single most powerful intervention that can transform city landscapes, reduce pollution, and improve public health is urban trees. With cities expanding rapidly, protecting and scientifically managing urban tree cover has become essential. Vriksh Vardhan 2026, the Second International World Arboriculture Conference in Mumbai, is bringing together arborists, environmentalists,...

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