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Volunteer at a local eco-centres

Last Date Aug 25,2014 18:30 PM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
This task enables the doer to spend time at a local Eco-Centre and volunteer there. The nature of the work can be decided by the doer in consultation with the Eco-Centre.
This task enables the doer to spend time at a local Eco-Centre and volunteer there. The nature of the work can be decided by the doer in consultation with the Eco-Centre.
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In trees, the common Gulmohar or Golmohur, a native of Madagascar, has superficial root system which sucks nutrients from the ground resulting the nearby area becomes devoid of grasses and other plants. Other ornamental, exotic garden trees with no ecological value are Leucaena leucocephala (Subabul), Tulip Tree (Spathodea campanulata), Yellow Bells (Tecoma stans), Eucalyptus spp., Poplar spp., Washingtonia & Chinese palms, Casuarina, Jungle Jalebi or Madras Thorn (Pithocelobium dulce) and Saus
In ecological perspective, most of our garden plants are derived from outside the geographical boundaries of our country and have little or no ecological value. Take for example, Dieffenbachia, Jatropha and Thevetia (Peeli Kaner) are notoriously poisonous and inedible, exotic Ipomoea spp., and Oxalis are prolific seeders while Parthenium is known for causing skin allergies and rashes.
I have also worked as a volunteer in Yamuna Biodiversity Park and imparted environmental education to school and college students visiting there. I have written blogs on various environmental topics and also coming up with my very own website on biodiversity www.ourbiodiversity.com. Through this post I request all of you to know more about native trees of India (more than 2000 species ) and go plant only natives!
On the personal front, I have been very active in the field of environmental conservation and have planted more than 500 trees and plants of rare/endangered native species here in Delhi such as Sterculia urens (Kullu), Acacia catechu (Khair), Mahua, Trewia, Wrightia (Dudhi), Butea (Dhak), Acacia coincinna (Shikakai), Holoptelia integrifolia etc. I have also worked as a volunteer in Yamuna Biodiversity Park and imparted environmental education to school and college students visiting there.
Plant saplings and make india green are not only some bodywork, it is every body work , who need to breath oxygen ,they should plant tree, we should make changes in this generation, now we buy water bottles to drink, if we forget trees or planting saplings , we should buy oxygen cylinders for breath in future, this situation shouldn't come .
so first we must create awareness to every one.
i am a volunteer in one organisation in my area ,regularly they planting trees, they planted near by 2crore plants , i am doing volunteering with them. we must create awareness of planting saplings to every people.
Make this rule compulsory to get building permission Every people must plant 2 or 3 saplings in their home , other wise don't give permission to their house construction work ,water and E B connections.
Most of the people don't have any awareness on planting trees, at first we need to create awareness to every people that the necessary of plating trees ,so i creating awareness to people and also continually i planting trees in my area with my friends , also we are distribute saplings in marriage functions, public meetings special celebrations , we have been promoting sapling distribution during weddings, house warming ceremony, inaugural events and other special occasions like birthday ..
मैं और मेरे कुछ साथियों ने जनजागृति सोसाइटी नामक संस्था गठित कर उसके माध्यम से पिछले सप्ताह दो विभिन्न स्थानों पर पौधरोपण कर करीब 71 पौधों को रोपित कर इस दिशा में एक पहल की है और अन्य लोगों को इसके लिए जागरूक करने का प्रयास भी किया है। आशा है की एक दिन ये पौधे वृक्ष का रूप लेंगे।
Our Eco Club in Jalandhar comprises of mainly students, you are welcome if you wish to contribute from your side,
Let us get into the groundwork of managing the bio degradable waste. It is a resource wherein this waste can be converted into Biogas, Compost, Vermicompost and also into Electricity. I have done the necessary homework already and am in the process of getting the first Biogas Plant installed in Jalandhar.