Vijayapura: Many Poornima teachers who are celebrated on Saturday by hoping their teachers, around 50 people, between 10-60, including doctors, engineers, lecturers, scientists, police officers and students, living in camps in the forest, around it, around it , around it, around him from Lake Bhutanal, and celebrated the light of the month from Saturday night to Sunday afternoon.
Their stay is not only to relax, but they also hold discussions about the environment, and meditate in windy conditions, because birds squeak.
Siddeshwara Swamiji from Jnanayogashrama and former Minister M B Patil visited the camp.
20 tents were installed in the Eco camp held at Lake Bhutanal in the vijayapura forest area Taluk.Mahantesh Bircadar, an amateur bicyclist, the key organizer of the camp, told toi that the idea was worth a week ago, holding a discussion with Chandrashekhar Buladar, scientist The space and agro-forest in Egypt, from Dhavaleshwara Village in the Vijayapura district.
“He advised us to introduce a camping culture here, which is a way to approach nature.
When we distribute it in the WhatsApp group of our cyclists, members are very happy to be part of him.
After listening to us, Babaleshwara Mla MB Patil extended his support for the camp, And help us to get permission from the Forest Division Krishna Bhagya Nigam Limited Nigam (KBJNL).
We carry 16 tents from Hubballi, and 4 old tents for the camp, “he said.
Dr.
Santosh Bagali, a pediatrician, said that all participants ensured that there was no garbage disposal that occurred at the lake.
“Waste such as plastic bags and banana peels are collected in bags.
Today’s generation uses electronic and internet gadgets, and this camp makes us away from cellphones for the night.
Some people prefer to read books under the moon.
Scientists Chandrashekhar Biradar illuminates us about ecology .
Many of us wake up at 5 am and take the morning road around the lake.
Even though we prefer to defecate, we follow the cat method (cover dirt through the ground) to avoid pollution from us.
Some of us swim, while others take a shower Next to the lake.
Chandrashekhar Biradar and Mla MB Patil shared their experiences with us in various problems by the campfire, “he added.
Niranjan Patil, Circle Police Inspector at ACB in Kalaburagi, “If we open our eyes and see something from an ecological point of view, we can find many beautiful places in which environment we can get pleasure.
If such activities are held everywhere, tourism Nature-centric will develop in Vijayapura Regency, which was previously known for its drought, but has turned green in recent years.
If such camps are arranged again, I will bring my children together, “he said.