Tree of Inspiration

Mrs. Hema Kewalramani has taken up the initiative by planting saplings in her balcony. In fact, she has planted them in coffee mugs, which she doesn't use anymore, thus making efficient use of waste materials. The Treevengers team commends her contribution to the ecological restoration of the planet and urges everyone else to pursue similar eco-friendly activities.

Tvisha has taken up the initiative by planting saplings in her living room. These plants ensure cleanliness of air and keep the atmosphere fresh. We highly appreciate Tvisha for playing her part in making the Earth a better place to live! Remember, every step matters, irrespective of how small it may be!

Mrs Parveen Kapoor has taken up the initiative of planting 10 plants/trees in her balcony! The treevengers team highly appreciates her commitment to planting and maintaining these in her home. We urge everybody to do the same, because every little step makes a difference!

Dr. Vikas Malhotra has made the conscious choice of using biodegradable garbage bags instead of polyethelene ones. While plastic may be convenient and affordable, it has an exceedingly detrimental impact on the environment. The treevengers team adulates Dr. Vikas for taking measures to reduce the amount of non-biodegradable waste he produces. We urge everybody to adopt new eco-friendly habits by finding alternatives for non-environmentally-friendly products.

The 8 years old Arnav Kapoor has made a birdhouse using an old cardboard box. Moreover, he has repurposed a plastic bottle by using it as a utensil to put water for the birds. These young creative minds sure do find innovative ways to repurpose supposedly waste items! We encourage all of you to come up with creative ways to reuse items at home, just like Arnav!

Arnav Kapoor has pledged to not burst firecrackers or do any harm to the environment. He has also made a candle using only waste materials. The treevengers team commends Arnav's commitment to protecting nature and we hope that it inspires all of you to play your part in preserving the environment!

Around 400 million kilograms of plastic toothbrushes are discarded every year globally. Each one of them, since their invention in 1930, is still somewhere on the planet! Dr Shilpi Malhotra thus uses a bamboo toothbrush and also encourages others to do the same. Be the change you want to see in the world!

Siddhi has crafted this bag/bucket using only waste paper and glue! The treevengers team highly appreciates her creativity in finding ingenious ways to re-use waste paper instead of discarding it! We all must find innovative ways to reduce the amount of waste we produce by repurposing items at home, just like Siddhi!

Akshat has made this flower vase using waste materials. It can be used as a souvenir to be kept on a desk or a showpiece. The stems are made up of used paper and the flowers are made using sticky notes and the pot is a discarded utensil. We all must reuse waste materials at home in a similar manner and think twice before we dispose off materials which can be reused!

Kabir has made a sustainable city as a part of his school project. This model illustrates a sustainable city in accordance with the sustainable development goals of the United Nations and is made entirely out of waste materials. We highly appreciate his efforts in doing so!

Plastic is a non-biodegradable waste and if not disposed of properly, non-biodegradable waste can cause pollution, block drains, and produce harmful gases. Aarav has made the best out of waste by reusing a plastic bottle of floor disinfectant by growing saplings in it. We commend Aarav's commitment towards reusing waste materials and directly contributing to the ecological welfare of the planet!