A people's environment movement.

Van Indore

Van Indore, is a group of progressive people collectively working towards a greener Indore. Indore, once a heaven of all that is beautiful in Nature, is fast succumbing to the pressures of a rapidly expanding city and a self centered society. Huge leaps in population, rampant urbanisation, deforestation, pollution and the impact of plastics, all have combined to change the Indore we can recall.

Many people and organisations have been making an impact in their chosen fields of work , raising awareness, mobilising concerned citizens and putting hands into dirt wherever required.

All these , though big efforts in their own way, have not brought about the big visible results we dream of. This initiative is to create synergy between various city initiatives and the dedicated work of individuals and groups, to work towards a cleaner, greener and healthier today for its citizens.

Let's join hands in this effort to make the impact of what we are doing greater.

Write to us to discuss the level and type of synergy we can add amongst ourselves.

Forest of Change - An initiative by Police Training School, Indore and other Citizens

Nature

Neem Tree

Neem tree is popularly known as the Miracle Tree. It is a useful tree in rehabilitating the waste land areas. Even today Neem Tree is the focal point of village life and the village council meetings under the shade of this huge huge tree.

Neem tree can easily be grown in the dry, stony, shallow and clayey soils. It needs very little water and plenty of sunlight. It grows slowly during the first year of planting. It can be propagated through the seeds and cuttings. Young neem tree can not tolerate excessive cold.

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Peepal Tree

Hundred of trees are protected as living natural monument in India and Peepal or is one of them. It is popularly known as the Bodhi Tree in India, under which Lord Buddha attained enlightenment. It is the sacred tree of India.

Peepal is a large, fast growing deciduous tree. It has a heart shaped leaves. It is a medium size tree and has a large crown with the wonderful wide spreading branches. It shed its leaves in the month of March and April. The fruits of the Peepal are hidden with the figs. The figs are ripen in the month of May. The figs which contain the flowers grow in pairs just below the leaves and look like the berries. Its bark is light gray and peels in patches. Its fruit is purple in colour. It is one of the longest living trees.

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Making of Seedball April 2010 in association with YI (Young Indians)

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