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Another feather in BreathingRoots Cap!!! The city has one more butterfly habitat created by our expert team. Thank you Club Mumbai Mahim District 3141.
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If you ever visit Shivaji Park, there is a round about road and sitting in a peaceful corner is this *Pollinators Stop*

Conceived by Breathingroots, this is one of the rare garden islands in the city that invites butterflies and other pollinators like bees, moths and insects to stop over to rest during migration and also reproduce many more. The plants selected here are special, as they are conducive for this purpose. Our director pareshchuri used his knowledge of the subject to built this along with his partner Jayesh, under the aegis of We4o2foundation.

Recognising the need to have biodiversity and ecological conservation in the city, this garden provides a haven for these pollinators and ensures that they can safely continue their migration and life in conjunction with nature.

Photos show how it survived over the years blossoming into exactly what was envisaged as a little special garden.

Don't miss this event... Look forward to see you there!

ब्रिदिंगरुट्स, मिशन ऑनलाईन स्वराज्य आणि वसुंधरा फाउंडेशन अंतर्गत दादर पश्चिम येथे गांधी जयंतीचे औचित्य साधून 'स्वच्छ सागर, सुरक्षित सागर' उपक्रम संपन्न.

आपल्या समुद्र किनाऱ्यांची अवस्था अतिशय भयावह झाली आहे. याची दखल घेत वरील तिन्हीं संस्थांनी समुद्र किनारा स्वच्छता उपक्रम हाती घेतला. यावेळी बराचसा मायक्रो प्लास्टिक चा कचरा, कपडे, काचेच्या वस्तू असा नानाप्रकारचा कचरा गोळा करण्यात आला.
समुद्र आणि मानवी जीवन याविषयावर डॉ. अभिषेक साटम यांनी सर्वांना मार्गदर्शन केले.
जेष्ठ वृतपत्र छायाचित्रकार राजेश वराडकर, अभिनेता आदित्य देशमुख, पोतदार कॉलेज मधील NSS चे विद्यार्थी, ग्रामस्थ आणि तिन्हीं संस्थांमधील सभासदांनी एकत्र येऊन किनाऱ्याची साफसफाई केली. थोडक्यात सांगायचे तर लहानग्यांपासून जेष्ठांपर्यंत सर्वांनी यात सहभागी होऊन सर्वांसमोर एक आदर्श निर्माण केला आहे.

ब्रिदिंगरुट्स, मिशन ऑनलाईन स्वराज्य आणि वसुंधरा फाउंडेशन अंतर्गत दादर पश्चिम येथे गांधी जयंतीचे औचित्य साधून 'स्वच्छ सागर, सुरक्षित सागर' उपक्रम संपन्न.

आपल्या समुद्र किनाऱ्यांची अवस्था अतिशय भयावह झाली आहे. याची दखल घेत वरील तिन्हीं संस्थांनी समुद्र किनारा स्वच्छता उपक्रम हाती घेतला. यावेळी बराचसा मायक्रो प्लास्टिक चा कचरा, कपडे, काचेच्या वस्तू असा नानाप्रकारचा कचरा गोळा करण्यात आला.
समुद्र आणि मानवी जीवन याविषयावर डॉ. अभिषेक साटम यांनी सर्वांना मार्गदर्शन केले.
जेष्ठ वृतपत्र छायाचित्रकार राजेश वराडकर, अभिनेता आदित्य देशमुख, पोतदार कॉलेज मधील NSS चे विद्यार्थी, ग्रामस्थ आणि तिन्हीं संस्थांमधील सभासदांनी एकत्र येऊन किनाऱ्याची साफसफाई केली. थोडक्यात सांगायचे तर लहानग्यांपासून जेष्ठांपर्यंत सर्वांनी यात सहभागी होऊन सर्वांसमोर एक आदर्श निर्माण केला आहे.

Happy Makarsankranti to All !

🎄Merry Christmas to All 🎄

World Rainforest Day *

*WHY WORLD RAINFOREST DAY?
Rainforests are vital for the survival of life on Earth. They absorb our carbon dioxide, stabilize climate patterns, and are home to half the world’s plant and animal species.

Yet every minute, we lose 40 football fields of rainforests, which threatens our biodiversity and imperils our planet’s health. Deforestation causes 15% of global carbon dioxide emissions that accelerate climate change—more than from all cars in the U.S. and China combined. Natural climate solutions like protecting and restoring forests, however, could reverse global emissions by a third.

World Rainforest Day celebrates this precious natural resource and encourages action to preserve it. Your efforts, together with the actions of others, will have a positive impact on rainforests and the climate worldwide.

Greetings of 'World Oceans Day'! Every Human beings life relies on Ocean in great many ways. Help Save Oceans from getting ravaged by few simple steps like 1) Avoid Single use plastic,
2)reduce-reuse-refuse-recycle-refurbish- rethink your trash
3) consume sustainably
4) save water.

World Environment Day is celebrated on June 5 every year to remind people about the importance of nature. It is celebrated across the globe to tell people that nature should not be taken for granted and must be respected for its values.

*2021 Theme: Ecosystem Restoration*
The theme for World Environment Day 2021 is “Ecosystem Restoration” and will see the launch of the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration. Ecosystem restoration can take many forms: Growing trees, greening cities, rewilding gardens, changing diets or cleaning up rivers and coasts. This is the generation that can make peace with nature.
What is Ecosystem Restoration?

Ecosystem restoration means assisting in the recovery of ecosystems that have been degraded or destroyed, as well as conserving the ecosystems that are still intact. Healthier ecosystems, with richer biodiversity.

*Earth Day 2021*
*10 Ways to Celebrate Earth Day From Home*

Every April 22, we celebrate Earth Day!
The 51st Anniversary of Earth Day
Here at The Old Farmer’s Almanac, we believe that nature, plants, and the land are integral to our own health and that individual responsibility lies with each of us.
Ever wonder how Earth Day began? The first Earth Day was held on April 22, 1970,
Earth Day 2021 will mark the 51st anniversary of this holiday. Typically, Earth Day is assigned a different theme or area of focus each year; this year’s theme is “Restore Our Earth.”
Today, not only is Earth Day a day meant to increase awareness of environmental problems, but it is also becoming a popular time for many communities to gather together to clean up litter, plant trees, or simply reflect on the beauty of nature. Further down the page, we’ve provided a list of activities and projects that you can do to improve your local environment!

*1. Support Our Pollinators!*
Bring native bees and other pollinating creatures to your garden. One way to do this is by selecting the right plants.
Find a beauty or two from our list of plants that attract butterflies and plants that attract hummingbirds.
Learn more about native bees (the super-pollinators!) and make a native bee house (much like a bird house!). Or, see how to make a bee-friendly garden habitat including bee-friendly plants.
Here are more ways you can help pollinators in your backyard.

*2. Clean Up Plastic in Your Neighborhood or Local Park*
One of the best ways to connect with the Earth is through cleanups! Go on a walk with a trash bag and help to clean up any plastic that you find.

*3. Swap Out Your Kitchen and Household Products!*

*4. Plant a Tree!*
We love our trees! They capture carbon, cool overheated places, benefit agriculture, support pollinators, reduce the risk of disease transmission, and boost local economies.

*5. Use Wildflowers and Native Plants*
Wildflowers and indigenous species are not only beautiful but also attract native and beneficial insects that improve both pest control and pollination—meaning bigger flowers and bigger harvests. Try to simply add a couple of native plants to your garden each year, and you’ll be amazed at the difference—they’ll bring in pollinators as well as birds!

*6. Reduce, Reuse, Recycle in the Garden*

*7. Stop Pesticides and Chemicals in the Garden*
Most of the beginner gardeners whom we meet want to start growing without chemicals or pesticides—in a way that works and even saves money. Much of this is simply about focusing less on the plant and more on the health of the soil that supports the plant. If it’s nutrient-rich with organic matter, plants thrive.

*8. Conserve Water!*
We waste a lot of water. Avoid overwatering your plants and improve their health by knowing how much your garden really needs. Avoid watering your garden vegetables and plants from overhead, which invites fungal disease. Water at the soil level.

*9. Think About Your Diet!*
About one-third of the food that we produce every year goes to waste annually! Usually, this happens after we buy the food. How do we avoid waste in our own lives (and save money)? Also, how can we improve our diet so that it’s healthier for ourselves (and the planet)? One way is to care about your “foodprint,” which is the result of everything that it takes to get your food from the farm to your plate.

*10. Get Kids Involved!*
Pass down a love of nature and plants to kids. There are lots of opportunities for hands-on learning experiences outside.

*Team BreathingRoots*
Bringing nature to you ..........
*Seeds, Biodiversity conservation & Ecological Landscaping .......*

Kalanchoe

Most are shrubs or perennial herbaceous plants, but a few are annual or biennial. The genus Kalanchoe includes more than 100 species of plants, but only a few are regularly seen in cultivation. The largest, Kalanchoe beharensis from Madagascar, They are a slow-growing varietal, on average taking between two and five years to reach mature size. Kalanchoe flowers are divided into 4 sections with 8 stamens.

*Golden tree (Cassia fistula)*
Class: Dicotyledonae
Order: Fabales
Family: Fabaceae
Subfamily: Caesalpinioideae
Genus: Cassia
Species: Cassia fistula

Cassia fistula is a medium sized deciduous or semi-deciduous tree, 10 to 15 m tall with a straight trunk to 5 m in height and 1 m in diameter.
Cassia fistula is a multipurpose tree. It is widely grown as an ornamental plant in tropical and subtropical areas due to its profuse flowering. The flower of the golden tree is Thailand's national symbol and the state flower of the Kerala state in 🇮🇳 India.
Cassia fistula is thought to have originated from South-East Asia, and was introduced throughout the tropics.

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Nature to you
Seeds, Biodiversity Conservation & Ecological Landscaping.