Nature is in crisis, threatened by biodiversity and habitat loss, global heating and toxic pollution. Failure to act is failing humanity. Addressing the current coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and protecting ourselves against future global threats requires sound management of hazardous medical and chemical waste; global and robust stewardship of nature and biodiversity; and a clear commitment to “building back better”, creating green jobs and facilitating the transition to carbon-neutral economies. Humanity depends on action now for a resilient and sustainable future.
Seed Balls
At a time of rampant habitat loss,pesticide use, and climate change,our ecosystems are under threatac like never before. Incredibly,throwing a simple ball of clay,soil, and seeds can fertilize areas,helping bring back at least some of what has been lost.
Plastic Waste Recycling
Plastic is everywhere, and it pollutes the environment. These impacts may endanger humans and species. Also, making new ones can waste resources if you don't use plastic properly. Join us in our effort to reduce waste by reusing and recycling plastic.
Teach in
Teach-ins play a significant role in providing communities with the knowledge they need to advocate for a cleaner, more secure future. Guided lesson plans to communicate an effective teach-in that will bring your community together.
Curate Content
Education is a critical agent in addressing the issue of climate change. In the classrooms, youth can be taught the impact of global warming and learn how to adapt to climate change. 21st Century Environmental Education can help us bring transformation.
We hope to plant thousands of seeds through the SEED BALL campaign and raise awareness about the importance of planting trees to help the Planet breathe better. We’ve made seed balls using organic compost and soil with indigenous seeds embedded into them. The seed ball may be made in various ways, but this approach suits our purposes because when we toss these seed balls in the countryside or sides of roads during monsoon, the seed balls open up, and trees evolve. You may make your seed balls and use them to plant trees in your neighbourhood, or you can help us spread the Greening Mission through this campaign to throw 75000 seed balls in honour of 75th Independence Day.
Tips For Earth Day
Cut down on what you throw away. Follow the three “R’s” to conserve natural resources and landfill space.
Volunteer to help clean up your neighbourhood and organise awareness.
People will be able to see how important and valuable our natural resources are when you are environmentally sensitised by education.
The less water you use, the less runoff and wastewater that eventually end up in the ocean.
Learn how to make smart food choices and take to conscious consumerism.
Buy less plastic and bring a reusable shopping bag.
Energy-efficient light bulbs reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Also, flip the switch when you leave the room!
Trees provide food and oxygen. They help save energy, clean the air, and help combat climate change.
Choose non-toxic chemicals in the home and office.
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