Punjab Agricultural University (PAU) in Ludhiana, India, has launched the 'QR Treescape Initiative', a digital tree mapping program aimed at promoting environmental awareness and interactive learning. More than 200 QR codes have been installed on significant trees across the campus, allowing students, faculty, and visitors to access detailed information about each tree by scanning the codes with their mobile devices. The digital profiles include botanical names, ecological importance, medicinal uses, and flowering patterns of various species, such as Lal Gulmohar, Mango, and Amaltas. This initiative not only enhances the educational appeal of the campus but also encourages experiential learning and supports academic research in plant sciences. Vice-Chancellor Satbir Singh Gosal emphasized that integrating digital tools with biodiversity conservation is crucial for fostering a deeper appreciation of the environment. The university plans to expand the initiative by adding more trees and creating a comprehensive digital repository of its plant wealth.