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Need for awareness in rural areas.
Posted by dhiraj jasutkar on February 5, 2010 at 4:00pm — 2 Comments
WETLAND DAY (first time celebrated in the campus)
On 2nd February, 2010 The eco-club of RGSC (Rajiv Gandhi South Campus-Banaras Hindu University), “The Green Militia” coordinated its first awareness campaign on the occasion of ‘World Wetland Day’. The student members contributed to the fund themselves and created posters. In the whole campus approximately 150 posters depicting importance of wetlands were put up. The member’s commitment to the conservation for nature inspired them to organiz… Continue
Posted by Debadityo on February 4, 2010 at 5:30pm — 3 Comments
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operation: plant transplantation 1 Reply
There is interesting incidence happened.. a suddenly a 40 feet tall tree appeared in one of important center in Hyderabad city! Mr.Vijaya Raghavan, founder, Save, NGO was successfully and carefully…
Started by Madhu.N.C in Environment. Last reply by gautam pandey Feb 2.
Want to attract attention to krishnanager forest dept. 1 Reply
Hello, I am a student, i just want to tell earth matters head that in westbengal, 24 parganas(north) there is one Nursery under government which is in acres of land.But it is in worse condition the e…
Started by pallavi debnath in Crime Against The Environment. Last reply by gautam pandey Feb 2.
A new study by WWF shows BENGAL TIGERS habitat in DANGER
A new study by WWF scientists and partner organizations has found global climate change could shrink Bangladesh’s Sundarbans tiger habitat by 96 percent, potentially reducing the tiger population to…
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Started by firasat khan in Environment Jan 31.
experiments on animals is right or wrong? 8 Replies
as the new products are arising in the market such as drugs, cosmetics, gm foods, the research are doing on the animals like albino rats, monkey, dog, frogs, etc before they are released into the mar…
Started by Bhavya.G in Animal Rescue. Last reply by neha.s Jan 30.
The world’s best renewable source of energy: Efficiency - a Report
The term “green building” may bring to mind flimsy construction, uncomfortable temperatures, poor lighting — and perhaps the faint smell of peat moss. But nothing could be further from the truth. Wit…
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Started by Madhu.N.C in Environment Jan 29.
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operation: plant transplantation
wow geart information and what a great feat!! i remember the hoax that was pulled off in delhi where they claimed to replant trees..all had their branches lopped off.. so they looked like stumps and were just put in trucks and taken somewhere.
Want to attract attention to krishnanager forest dept.
Hi Pallavi,Thank you for bringing this to everyones notice.
What we suggest is take some photographs or a video if you can and send it to local news agencies and reporters.
Another way is to file an RTI individually or through a local NGO which is working for the environement.
Want to attract attention to krishnanager forest dept.
Hello,I am a student, i just want to tell earth matters head that in westbengal, 24 parganas(north) there is one Nursery under government which is in acres of land.
But it is in worse condition the employees bring their cattles for grazing. It is was for herbal plants conservation but nothing is being.
We cant complaint any where because we tried to tell higher authorities but they are doing nothing and they are not doing any thing.
Sir i just want that you people go ther…
A new study by WWF shows BENGAL TIGERS habitat in DANGER
A new study by WWF scientists and partner organizations has found global climate change could shrink Bangladesh’s Sundarbans tiger habitat by 96 percent, potentially reducing the tiger population to fewer than 20 breeding individuals. An estimated sea level rise of 11.2 inches above 2000 levels by 2070 means this unique mangrove ecosystem could disappear within half a ce…© 2010 Created by Earth Matters Foundation on Ning. Create a Ning Network!
