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Delhi's Long-Overdue Tree Census Remains Stalled Despite Conservation Goals

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Delhi's urban tree census, delayed for an extended period, has yet to get off the ground despite repeated official commitments. Authorities say the census is intended to establish a scientific baseline for the city's tree population. Once completed, it would help officials track tree health and identify cases of illegal felling. The data would also support better planning of plantation drives and broader urban conservation efforts. No firm timeline has been announced for when the census will finally be conducted.

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