Ideas For inspiration!

 Hi everyone! Welcome back to the Sunday blog!Today we will be writing a post which will give you a great idea for inspiration! We are writing about a man who grew a forest in India. I hope you can make a connection and are inspired by this local man!Clean India is a Green India! - Always remember that. 

Who is This man?

Jadav Payeng is an environmental activist and forestry worker from Majuli, popularly known as the Forest Man of India. Over the course of several decades, he has planted and tended to trees near the river Brahmaputra, and soon turned it into a forest reserve.

Facts on Jadav Payeng:

1) The forest spread across 1,360 Acres!

2) In 1979 he came across several snakes on the sandy banks of the island where he lived who had died of exposure to excess heat. He wondered if humans could also face the same fate.

3) Jadav is known as "The Forest Man Of India"

4) The forest, which came to be known as The Molai forest, now houses Bengal tigers, Indian rhinoceros  and over 100 deer and rabbits. The Molai forest is also home to monkeys and several varieties of birds, including a large number of vultures too.

5) He has three children(one daughter and two sons).

6) His family used to live in a house which Jadav had built inside his Forest.

7) The Molai Forest is located near Kokilamukh of Jorhat, Assam, India.

Here is a picture of Jadav Payeng and his forest reserve:

Environmentalists!

 Hi readers!Today, we'll be writing about two environmentalists and how they impacted the world! Their names are Greta Thunberg and Waangari Maathai! if you're curious to know a little more about them, read down below!

Meaning of environmentalists:Environmentalists are people who are concerned about or advocates protecting the environment and are dedicated towards saving it!

Now, here's a link to a prestation that we made.Hope you enjoy!

https://www.canva.com/design/DAFmJB2-ugI/bdE0i5jla1B03qvu3G5ElA/edit?utm_content=DAFmJB2-ugI&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=sharebutton 

Here are some images of Greta Thunberg and Wangaari Mathaai:

Creative Customisations!

 First of all, readers so sorry we couldn't post the blog as it was our summer vacation, but the good news is, we're back online!So, let's get back to our topic!

What are creative customisations?

We don't necessarily need to throw our trash, not just talking about plastic. We don't really need to throw paper, plastic, and many others. Today we will be teaching you how to creatively recycle your everyday materials, to make everyday materials!

Here are some everyday materials that you can use and also what to make with them!

1.Plastic Bottles :

You can easily recycle plastic bottles. If you were short on stationary, you could simply cut a plastic bottle in half, fill one half with pencils, pens etc. and just pop the other half on and you are good to go!

2.Old clothing:

You could recycle old clothing by giving it to your younger siblings, though if you don't have any, you could be creative like NGO's and create an umbrella!

3.Toilet paper rolls:

With toilet paper rolls, you can create a variety of things! Though we will stick to one, you could create something simple like a pencil stand, or something extreme like binoculars.

Here's an image of the plastic bottle pencil stand!:

That's it!Hope you enjoyed and learned about creative customisation!