Greening the world, one post at a time.
Following is a News story from the online edition of The Hindu The Capital’s greens are in the red as never before BINDU SHAJAN PERAPPADAN NEW DELHI: Cutting down healthy and …
The Capital’s Greens Are in the Red as Never Before Read More
Even before the mindless marking of trees in the (Delhi) University campus was reported, repeated efforts by the TreesForDelhi action group had ensured that all affected trees should be marked with different colours and …
If you Cannot Cut Them, Confuse Them Read MoreThis is what Sahara Samay has to say regarding the cutting and unscientific marking of trees in the (Delhi) University campus. New Delhi, April 26: About 1,000 trees in the Delhi …
Sahara Samay on the Trees of Delhi University Read More
Tree on death bed. One of the trees in the (Delhi) University campus was so brutally marked that it has failed to bear leaves or flowers this season, even when the fall season has long …
1 down, 1000 More to Go? Read More
This is in reply to two ‘sports’ related individuals around the Sports Complex who had spotted us taking photographs around the Woodlands in front of the Sports Complex (for our dissertation and not what …
“Ped to Sab Sookhe Hue Hain” (The trees are all dry-dead). Really? Delhi Greens Investigates Read More
A day after Hindustan Times broke the story of trees being cut and unscientifically marked in the (Delhi) University Campus – people (in and around the University) seemed well informed! …
Marked Trees: A Day After HT Broke the Story Read More
The Students of the School of Environmental Studies (Delhi University) will be submitting a letter to the Vice-Chancellor; requesting him to show sensitivity towards the trees in the campus, some of which …
Against the Mindless Marking of Trees Read More
The Hindustan Times, a leading National daily has thought it appropriate to put the ‘labelling of trees and loss to Delhi Greens’ story on its cover page. Previously on DelhiGreens: How would you …
The Delhi Greens Effect Read More
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Trees for Delhi Plans to Rope in School Children Read MoreThe TreesForDelhi Meeting (Check out the invitation) at the India International Center (IIC)’s Conference Room No. 1 presided by Mr. Ravi Agarwal (ToxicsLink), Mr. Mahesh Rangarajan (Ecological Historian and Political …
The Trees For Delhi Conference! Read MoreTreesforDelhi invites all concerned citizens for a panel disccussion on: Delhi’s Vanishing neighbourhood trees: Is it about trees and transport? Panelists: Mahesh Rangarajan, ecological historian and political commentator and Prabhakar from …
Panel Discussion on Delhi’s Vanishing Trees by Trees for Delhi Read MoreDelhi may be gearing up for the upcoming Commonwealth Games, but has lost the bid to host the 2014 Asian Games. Good or bad: No comments! Here’s the story courtesy …
Delhi Loses Bid to Host 2014 Asian Games Read More