Please note that we have canceled all our scheduled meetups and have suspended all activities until we see an improvement in the situation. We'll be following government advisory. We request you as well to follow the government advisory strictly. Please stay at home, stay safe. Better safe than sorry! We suggest you utilize this time to educate yourself online on waste management concepts - reduce, reuse, recycle, home composting - how to do it and bust your myths and concerns around it, and learn about trees native to Delhi and India!

LET'S DO WHAT WE CAN! Reversing deforestation is complicated; planting a tree is simple. – Martin O’Malley Did you know we’re losing one football field of forest lost every single second around the clock? We may not be able to do much about this massive figure directly but what we can surely do as an individual is - planting and maintaining tree saplings wherever we can. Public parks, vacated land, road dividers - there’s ample space in Delhi itself to fill the gaps and preserve the city whose lungs are falling apart. Working towards a breathable city won’t happen in one day but as they say every tiny step counts, every effort counts. It surely is a win-win situation if government bodies and citizens are on the same page. It was a fruitful weekend as DDA collaborated with us for a native tree plantation drive in Janakpuri A Block district park. With the support of around 15 volunteers and a small call-out to the park visitors, we planted about 40 pilkhan tr

PED TO LAGAYA… #PaaniDiyaKya ? No significant learning occurs without a significant relationship. - James Comer While we teach children about treating people the right way, we tend to forget inculcating the importance of nature in their lives as they grow. Today most of the kids are cocooned from the outside world. It is crucial to expose them to nature… to help them build a bond with it. We just have to make the child fall in love with nature and we would never have to teach them about rising pollution or mercury levels because they would then always tend to take the right steps. Meet our most adorable volunteer who often visits our Hauz Khas plantation site with his father to meet his green friends and help them grow. Carrying the watering cans to carefully watering the little plants, he enjoys it all because he has been taught that 'trees are our best friends'. Parenting done right. Kudos! Need many more such parents! Join us. Visit http://wmtc.