Jul 21ABIES RELIGIOSA (SACRED FIR/OYAMEL FIR)Kingdom : Plantae Phylum : Spermatophyta Subphylum : Gymnospermae Class : Pinopsida Family : Pinaceae Genus : Abies Species : religiosa The sacred fir, Abies religiosa, is a fir native to the mountains of central and southern Mexico, as well as western Guatemala. Abies religiosa is a medium to large…Flowers2 min readFlowers2 min read
Jul 21THE GREEN INDUSTRIES PROJECTThe environment loves us, and our responsibility is to replicate that love. It is well known that pollution and deforestation pose severe dangers to the ecosystem. We must immediately recognize how crucial it is to protect the environment from such threats. …Green Industries3 min readGreen Industries3 min read
Jul 21INTERNATIONAL TROPICS DAYT he United Nations General Assembly had announced 29th June as International Tropics Day to commend the remarkable variety of the biodiversity in the tropical region of the Earth. The objective was to bring issues to light of the particular difficulties of the tropics, the far-reaching effects of the world…Tropics2 min readTropics2 min read
Jul 21KANIKONNA GRAMAMLET THERE BE SHOWERS OF GOLDEN BLOOMS IN THE FUTURE! — We Grow Forest Foundation, in association with Kerala Kaumudi, Environment Protection Foundation and Kerala Forests Wildlife Department and Friends Library, inaugurated Kanikonna Gramam Project as part of World Environment Day Celebrations in Neyatinkkara, Thiruvananthapuram, on 5th June 2022. We Grow Forest Foundation donated 200 Golden Shower trees to the library…Plants4 min readPlants4 min read
Jan 7LET’S RAISE THE BLUE FLAG FLYING HIGH“REVITALIZATION: COLLECTIVE ACTION FOR THE OCEAN” THEME FOR WORLD OCEAN DAY 2022 — Everyone loves to enjoy a peaceful evening on the beach. The warm sunlight on your face, feeling the sand under your feet, and the soothing sound of ocean waves crashing onto the beach. Some beaches are more preferred over others. It may be because of various reasons. …5 min read5 min read
Jan 7THE FIGHTING CARBON SINKSIn recent years, we have been experiencing increased instances of extreme events such as heatwaves, wildfires, droughts, and floods across the globe. You might be thinking, isn’t this something happening in another place, and how does this concern me? This summer has been the hottest summer so far for India…4 min read4 min read
Jan 7CEDRUS DEODARA — THE HIMALAYAN CEDARDeodar Cedar (Cedrus deodara) is an evergreen coniferous large tree native to the Himalayas. Deodar is known by a different name in different parts of the world. It is chiefly known as Himalayan cedar. The name deodar comes from the Sanskrit ‘devadaru’ deava=god and ‘daru’ meaning wood. It is in…3 min read3 min read
Jan 7SAVE AND BE SAVED!Man was the last of the Creation, and he was entrusted with the responsibility of caring for the Earth and all other created living things. Despite their roles as guardians and companions, humans have become the greatest threat to animals and plants. They are unable to detect it and hence…4 min read4 min read
Jan 7RESTORING GREEN: A SUCCESS STORY IN KENYAThe world is under constant pressure. The population is growing, urbanisation is at its peak, and resources are on the verge of exhaustion. This constant pressure has led to deforestation and changes in land-use patterns, making the land less productive. The constant wash off of the topsoil and lack of ability to hold moisture lead to land degradation. Land degradation is one of the severe challenges faced by communities around the globe as it affects humans, wildlife, and livestock and is worsened by climate change.3 min read3 min read
Jan 7WORLD RAINFOREST DAY JUNE 22, 2022World Rainforest Day is celebrated on 22nd June every year to recognize the significance of rainforests and their importance in the earth’s ecosystem. The rainforests have a crucial role to play in maintaining the earth’s ecosystem in a balanced state. World Rainforest Day emphasizes the need for rainforests and how…3 min read3 min read
