
Stop the cutting of 1800 trees at Mornai Tea Estate
The Issue
I am deeply concerned about the decision to cut down 1800 matured trees at the Mornai Tea Estate, located in the district of Kokrajhar, Assam, India. As a permanent resident of this area, I am personally affected by the drastic changes this will bring to our environment. Deforestation here could lead to high humidity, low rainfall, and rising temperatures, forever altering the ecosystem's delicate balance and impacting our daily lives.
Trees play a crucial role in maintaining ecological balance by providing habitat for wildlife, giving us oxygen, sequestering carbon dioxide, and serving as integral parts of our watershed. Without them, we risk exacerbating climate change effects, which many of us in Kokrajhar rely on for our agricultural activities and livelihood. A reduction in tree cover can also lead to soil erosion and decrease soil fertility, further straining the local economy dependent on tea plantations and agriculture.
The Mornai Tea Estate is not just a place of production, but a living, breathing ecosystem that supports countless forms of life and bolsters the resilience of our environment. Each tree removed may take decades to replace, yet its loss can be felt in immediate and tangible ways, contributing to extreme weather conditions and a loss of biodiversity.
We are asking for an immediate halt to the deforestation plans and urging the respective authorities to consider sustainable alternatives. These could include integrating agroforestry practices, promoting a reforestation initiative, and investing in sustainable tree management systems that protect these crucial ecosystems while maintaining the economic viability of the tea plantations.
Let us not sacrifice our environment for short-term gains. By preserving the trees at Mornai Tea Estate, we protect not just our natural resources but also our cultural heritage, and the unique symbiosis that has existed between nature and local communities for centuries.
I am urging the district authorities of Kokrajhar, environmental agencies, and stakeholders involved in Mornai Tea Estate to reconsider their approach and explore solutions that will safeguard our natural heritage for generations to come. Our future and that of our children depend on the decisions we make today.
Please sign this petition to support the prevention of deforestation at Mornai Tea Estate, and ensure a sustainable, healthy environment for all inhabitants of Kokrajhar and beyond. Let us voice our stand for nature and for our future.

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The Issue
I am deeply concerned about the decision to cut down 1800 matured trees at the Mornai Tea Estate, located in the district of Kokrajhar, Assam, India. As a permanent resident of this area, I am personally affected by the drastic changes this will bring to our environment. Deforestation here could lead to high humidity, low rainfall, and rising temperatures, forever altering the ecosystem's delicate balance and impacting our daily lives.
Trees play a crucial role in maintaining ecological balance by providing habitat for wildlife, giving us oxygen, sequestering carbon dioxide, and serving as integral parts of our watershed. Without them, we risk exacerbating climate change effects, which many of us in Kokrajhar rely on for our agricultural activities and livelihood. A reduction in tree cover can also lead to soil erosion and decrease soil fertility, further straining the local economy dependent on tea plantations and agriculture.
The Mornai Tea Estate is not just a place of production, but a living, breathing ecosystem that supports countless forms of life and bolsters the resilience of our environment. Each tree removed may take decades to replace, yet its loss can be felt in immediate and tangible ways, contributing to extreme weather conditions and a loss of biodiversity.
We are asking for an immediate halt to the deforestation plans and urging the respective authorities to consider sustainable alternatives. These could include integrating agroforestry practices, promoting a reforestation initiative, and investing in sustainable tree management systems that protect these crucial ecosystems while maintaining the economic viability of the tea plantations.
Let us not sacrifice our environment for short-term gains. By preserving the trees at Mornai Tea Estate, we protect not just our natural resources but also our cultural heritage, and the unique symbiosis that has existed between nature and local communities for centuries.
I am urging the district authorities of Kokrajhar, environmental agencies, and stakeholders involved in Mornai Tea Estate to reconsider their approach and explore solutions that will safeguard our natural heritage for generations to come. Our future and that of our children depend on the decisions we make today.
Please sign this petition to support the prevention of deforestation at Mornai Tea Estate, and ensure a sustainable, healthy environment for all inhabitants of Kokrajhar and beyond. Let us voice our stand for nature and for our future.

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Petition created on 21 August 2026