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Hyderabad’s Green Lungs Are Dying – Is Development Worth the Cost? In the name of development, Hyderabad is silently losing one of its most precious natural treasures – the Kancha Gachibowli forest, located near the University of Hyderabad. Over 4

We sit in classrooms, write essays on deforestation, and listen to lectures about saving the environment. We’re told not to cut trees, not to harm nature, because it leads to global warming. And then, outside these classrooms, 400 acres of trees ar

🌿 Voices of Earth — Are we listening? Nature speaks through trees, wind, and rivers. It’s time we hear them and act before it’s too late. #RebuildEarth #Sustainability #NatureSpeaks #Environment

MyTreeMap Explorer is an open-source platform that maps, monitors, and celebrates India's urban forests. The project aims to create awareness about the importance of trees in our cities and provide valuable data for urban forest management and conser

Any discussion related to green energy especially biofuels, as waste (i.e. garden and vegetable) as become a major problem, how can we help environment and climate change by handling waste management properly?

"In a world obsessed with technology, let's not forget the rising temperatures and the urgent need to plant trees. Our future depends on the balance between innovation and nature. 🌳 #ClimateChange #EnvironmentalAwareness"

Urban Forests Aren’t for Sale! 400 acres of forest in Hyderabad are under threat, set to be cleared for IT parks. This is not just Hyderabad’s fight—it’s all of ours. Urban forests are lungs of our cities, not land to be auctioned off for developme

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🌍 Green Force – The Champions of Change! 🌿 We are proud to introduce Green Force, a vibrant community of dedicated volunteers working hand-in-hand with NSS units across colleges to bring Rebuild Earth’s mission to life! 💪 From planting campaigns

Hey Medials! 👋 Trees are like nature's air conditioners – they provide shade, absorb carbon dioxide, and release oxygen, making the environment much cooler and pleasant. Plus, they add a touch of green beauty to our surroundings, creating a sere