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Bhuma - The Forest School It is a permaculture-based ecosystem where we practice and share a regenerative lifestyle.

Resting on a bed of Gliricidia - the best natural NPK for every sort of farming. This plant is one of the fastest growin...
06/10/2024

Resting on a bed of Gliricidia - the best natural NPK for every sort of farming. This plant is one of the fastest growing plants. The more we prune, the denser it will grow. A must have for all permaculture farms.

Gone are the days of Dadi Nani telling us stories. It’s a lost art (at least in the regular house holds). The new avatar...
24/09/2024

Gone are the days of Dadi Nani telling us stories. It’s a lost art (at least in the regular house holds). The new avatar of story telling happens either on a podcast or in closed groups of a literature festival. But the personal touch is lost somewhere. Same is true for personal, deep, and enriching Conversations.
But yesterday came as a breath of fresh air to me. It was special. I met two beautiful souls and had heartful conversations. Amena Bal of GEN Bharat and Peepal Baba of Give Me Trees Trust ( whom I lovingly call ‘DADA’). Very personal , one – on – one , one which you do not want to end. My deepest gratitude to both.
Amena's mention of Vancouver's innovative water billing model is truly eye-opening. Instead of charging based on water usage, the bill is determined by how much water is discharged from the household. This approach cleverly incentivizes water reuse—less discharge means a lower bill. It’s a brilliant way to encourage sustainability and mindful water management, offering a model that could inspire cities around the world. What a fascinating and forward-thinking idea!

Recently I came across a powerful message about consumer habits and sustainability. The idea that "the most eco-friendly...
19/09/2024

Recently I came across a powerful message about consumer habits and sustainability. The idea that "the most eco-friendly product is the one you didn’t buy" is a simple yet profound reminder. Many of us tend to accumulate things we don't need, contributing to waste and environmental harm. While it's hard to say "no" when we have the means to buy, the real impact comes from consciously choosing not to. This small decision can lead to big changes by reducing demand, waste, and the environmental footprint of production. It's about rethinking our needs and realizing that less is often more, both for us and for the planet.

Bhuma the forest school is thrilled to present Eco-Vibes Unplugged, a full day program to get your hands dirty and learn...
05/02/2024

Bhuma the forest school is thrilled to present Eco-Vibes Unplugged, a full day program to get your hands dirty and learn how to create sustainable solutions for our planet. Many of us have realized this and want to do something about it. The question is, where do we start, especially in urban areas? How do we introduce sustainability? Is it possible to have a regenerative lifestyle? Yes, it is!

Join us at the Heartfulness Madhuban National Ashram for a fun-filled day of composting, bio enzymes, micro-greens and co-creative games that will bring your team closer together. The program will also include a conscious nature walk and harvesting some vegetables too.

Contribution – Rs 2000 per person (including Breakfast & Lunch)
Contact – Puneet Bansal (9350500927)

Location - Heartfulness Madhuban National Ashram, Village Jhangola (near Alipur), Delhi
Write to – [email protected]

05/02/2024

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