Nagpur: After a dried barren hill, 10 acre iti Bukit in Wardha has turned into ‘talking oxygen garden’ and maybe among projects such as some grew up with the People’s Participation.The Seva Samiti, Wardha, which has become voluntary plantations in the city Over the past three decades, accepting ‘barren to green’ the challenge to turn the hill into a woodland community No tree will survive there, we jump the bandwagon.
” Now, the park has nearly 20,000 trees.To starting with, volunteers take the work of land and water conservation on the hill and plant 800 trees.
“Then Milind Mhaiskar Regency collector assured full support for Wardha’s green.
Under 33 driving crore driving, we also planted 15,000 trees and took Miyawaki plantations too, “Belkhode.The hill barren distribution at 10 Acres has now turned into a green oasis and has been named again as ‘Taman Oxygen Park’.
Although funded by the district government, the entire project has been achieved by the participation community , Miyawaki solid forest and garden behalf.
Visitors can download the application from the Google Play Store by looking for ‘Talking Oxy Park Nss’.The unique features of the hill park is that the room park has been named Sant Tujdoji Maharaj, Shivaji Maharaj, Green Crusaders such as Sunneral Bahuguna, Maruti Chitampalli, Sampan Rajendra Singh, Fra Protagonist Devaji Tofa and Mohan Hirabai Hiralal, Kenya Wangari’s social worker Muta Maathai and Amrita Devi, who put his life to save the tree etc.
Digiving details about using the application, Dhote said, “After you scan the QR code, you will come to know work done by great people and also about rare plant species.
This application also works in Marathi, Hindi and English.
Students can increase their knowledge by knowing about this personality.
“When the city was watching a large-scale of illegal tree logging, this might be possible among several projects raised with community participation in the region, ‘said Belkhode.The Samiti also run a project named ‘Helpline tree dial’.
“In this project, members encourage people to plant trees on certain occasions such as birthdays, weddings or warning deaths, or other unforgettable events.
Not only that, the residents are respected with the tag of ‘green residents’, “Belkhode said.