TREE MASTER PLAN MANAGEMENT PROTOCOLS ARE VERY IMPORTANT ALONG THE ROAD SIDES AND ALSO FOR THE SPACES AVAILABLE IN THE BLANK FOREST COVERS.

Forest department needs a tree master plan in the coming rainy season undoubtedly the greenest state in the country with the highest tree forest cover and score of the benchmark , however it is becoming necessary to protect the restored tree heritage and diversity and bring its original position for which future plantation must be planned by the department of forest and the public Works department too responsible for the road side plantation during the season, so coming ahead for the master plan based on the analysis and space for the tree plantation along with the existing position of the spaces required for the road side plantation and also in the forest area covers having space for the new locations and said issue needs urgent attention of the department of the forest and the public Works department as loss of the original glory of tree plantation along many of the important places and forests becoming need of the master plan, where in old composition has disappeared from the existing rows and spaces of the forest covers maintainer by the forest department in this behalf of the roads to reach out the sun, having been planted too close to the other trees. As for as the forest areas and covers or spaces are concerned, it is necessary to protect the existing varieties of the old plantation rows in the available spaces for the future plantation however in the cases of the road side plantation trees should be best suited to the climate and the soil and the road side trees must be fairly hard and robust, those can stand winds and storms. The trees must be shady but not sending out large branches outside and too rapid growing trees should be avoided, as they are invariably short lived and have very brittle branches. The species selected for the road side plantation be either truly evergreen such as the mango and the margosa. Trees that develop straight and green trunk up to a height of about ten to twelve feet from the ground level and then spread out are suitable. The trees should be deep rooted as shallow spreading roots injure described within nine to fifteen matrepavements by absorbing moisture from the sub grade. Suitable spacing for the road side plantation has been