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She received help and motivation from friends NGOs to support the cause.
& family too and engaged herself with different

What we can do with seeds after consuming fruits, she paused and asked. Quite hesitant I
was, but she fondly narrated her experience of making some balls of cow dung, mud &
manure, putting seeds in them and throwing them away at open spaces, so that when they
found a suitable environment they sprout and grow on their own. Recently they travelled to
Vrindavan and spread these balls at suitable barrens.

They
con duct
w orkshop s
and throw
discussions
with students
about carbon
footprints we
should leave
behind. Stu-
dents enjoy
these inter-
ventions and
shared how fun loving these activities are.
Some of their recent projects include making urban forest, tree
walk, plogging, vermicomposting. The activities they loved
doing are picking up the waste bottles & putting them in differ-
ent shapes and using them as planters.
They did plantations in the torn away jeans to support reducing
the household junk and to push some out of the box fancy ideas.
They hanged handmade bird houses in the school.

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