Nurturing Our Native Tree Saplings

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The true meaning of life is to plant trees under whose shade you do not expect to sit.

– Nelson Henderson

No. of volunteers = 10

Saplings watered = 187

Save trees, save life is not merely a slogan, it is a responsibility which should be followed by each and every person living on the Earth. Trees are a symbol of life on our planet and a natural abode to the marvellous wild animals. In a rapidly advancing world, where homo sapiens are grappling for themselves, trees are living for the benefit of all! It is high time that we stopped taking these precious gifts, that nature has bestowed us with, for granted.

The simplest way our volunteers have adopted to protect trees is to nurture the right from their nascent stage. Hence, following the weekly ritual of watering the native tree saplings that we planted, our watering teams were at Sangam Vihar, Sainik Vihar and Sarvapriya Vihar with their water cans. From carrying filled cans to watering plants to even staking them, these are all moments of ecstasy for these crazy people. Voila! Some of these at Sainik Vihar have grown taller than us. All thanks to our altruistic volunteers!

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