Elsewhere, school students go around planting saplings. Their reward? They name plants after themselves
Elsewhere, school students go around planting saplings. Their reward? They name plants after themselves
Bangalore's tiny eco-warriors have organised themselves into the Green Army, an initiative to make the city greener.
"Children are acting for Bangalore," said B N Shivshankar, founder, Mukthidhama. "They are aware of where we are heading and are planting saplings to bring back the green."u00a0u00a0
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Sow what?u00a0 One of the kids of the Green Army plants a sapling |
"It was wonderful seeing children planting saplings," said Yogesh P K, principal, Sophia School. "Small kids contributed to the environment. This is the best way to spread the message to save green."
The message
Mukthidhama volunteers will also educate children on the importance of green with the help of a short film.
They will visit private and government schools to get students to sign up for the green army.
"We help children who are setting an example by their deed," said Melwin, a volunteer. "We expect people from all walks of life to join them. That's how we hope to see a change."
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