Project Name: 1000 Tree Plantation Drive in Noida
To mitigate climate change and Empower Women, Aambra foundation organizes Tree Plantation Drive in Noida Sector 63 on September 1, 2024
We are excited to announce a meaningful initiative aimed at making a positive impact on both the environment and the lives of women facing challenges in life. Our NGO is organizing a large-scale tree plantation event, and we invite you to be part of this significant cause.
On September 1, 2024, we will be planting trees with the participation of 1,000 individuals, each contributing to a greener community and the fight against climate change. The cost of planting each tree and nurturing it for 3 months is ₹1000. This event is not just about planting trees; it’s about fostering hope and providing support to those who need it most.
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– A significant tree plantation drive is scheduled for September 1, 2024, Sector 63, B1, Noida. Organized by AAMBRA FOUNDATION, this initiative aims to create a greener environment and raise awareness about the importance of trees in combating climate change.
Event Details:
Date: 1st September 2024
Time: 8:00 AM – 10:00PM
Address: Sector 63, B1, Noida.
Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/8hfcD2eDTyxpFSc89
This community-driven event will focus on planting over 1,000 saplings across the area. The drive is expected to draw participation from local residents, environmental activists, and volunteers committed to making Noida a more sustainable city.
Why these matters: Trees play a critical role in maintaining ecological balance, providing oxygen, sequestering carbon dioxide, and supporting biodiversity. This plantation drive is part of a broader effort to mitigate the effects of urbanization and industrialization, which have led to significant environmental degradation.
Call to Action: The residents of Noida and surrounding regions are invited to join this important cause. Volunteers will be provided with the necessary tools and guidance to ensure the successful planting and maintenance of each sapling.
“We are excited to launch this initiative in Noida. Our goal is not only to plant trees but also to foster a sense of responsibility in the community towards the environment. We believe that small steps like these can lead to significant changes in our fight against climate change,” said AAMBRA FOUNDATION, NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION.
Successful Completion of launch of 1,000-Tree Plantation Drive in Noida
Noida, [01/09/2024]: Aambra Foundation, in association with the Noida Authority and the Noida Horticultural Department, successfully concluded a launch of 1,000-tree plantation drive today in Noida. The event witnessed active participation from volunteers, local community members, and officials, all coming together for a greener and more sustainable future.
The plantation drive, part of Aambra Foundation’s ongoing environmental initiatives, aims to contribute to the region’s green cover and create a healthier environment for the residents of Noida. The event aligns with the foundation’s commitment to environmental sustainability and community well-being.
Quotes From our Founder:
Vinita Bakshi, Founder of Aambra Foundation: “This plantation drive is a step towards a greener Noida. We are proud to have mobilized the community and partnered with local authorities to make this event a success. Our aim is to create a sustainable environment for future generations. I strongly feel climate action is an individual social responsibility. We should all do our bit. It can’t be left to just the Govt, NGOs and Civic Bodies alone.”
Usha Thakur, Founder of Manav Purt Nyas: “We are thrilled to support this initiative. It is heartening to see the community come together for such a noble cause. The trees planted today will stand as a symbol of our collective commitment to the environment.”