Watering Saplings at Hauz Khas and Sangam Vihar

PLANTATION DONE, WATERING BEGINS!

Find out what your gift is and nurture it.

- Katy Perry

What’s a bigger gift to mankind than life itself? Life… for which we depend upon trees.

Our volunteers planted life yet again this year’s monsoon. It’s not a big deal… But the bigger effort lies really in watering and maintaining them regularly!

We want to nurture our saplings to achieve the real purpose of our plantation activity. And that purpose is our humble contribution to our city’s green cover.

And this can help us tackle pollution and extreme weather conditions. So, we commenced our this year’s watering activity at two of our sites – Hauz Khas and Sangam Vihar.

For us, every day is earth day, every day is environment day! Join us and help us in our mission! Visit http://wmtc.org.in

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