Page 7 - Tree Campaign News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Bakul Foundation, a voluntary organization in Bhubaneswar, has introduced plantable seed rakhis made from organic cotton thread for Raksha Bandhan. These innovative rakhis incorporate seeds of trees such as amaltas, purslane, basil, and beans, which can grow into trees if discarded. The foundation aims to promote a personal relationship with trees and address the issue of pollution caused by non-biodegradable rakhis. They are also encouraging schoolchildren to celebrate Raksha Bandhan by tying rakhis to trees, fostering a connection between individuals and nature.

BHUBANESWAR: With the festival of Raksha Bandhan -the festival that celebrates eternal bond between brothers and sisters, is round the corner, markets.

While touring an Ohio natural gas drilling site this week, Speaker Kevin McCarthy was hit by the usual questions that lefty reporters always ask. You’re promoting more fossil fuel drilling, but...

Attention Trillion Tree planters. There are some lessons to learn. J. Barquin et al in Science 29 September 2022 (paywall): This summer, Europe broke high temperature records across the continent (1) and experienced the largest widespread drought in 500 years (2). The extreme climatic conditions contributed to an increased number and extent of forest fires…

For Earth Day 2023, Tatler talks to Gen.T honouree Natalie Chung about her Antarctica expedition and her new plans to save Asia’s oceans.