Nature Foundation is a Non-Governmental Organization dedicated to:
Ground Water and Greenery. In the name of development, we have entered such a tunnel which doesn't have light at it's end. While it is a hard truth that we all have to die one day, we are caught between the devil and the deep sea with our cruel exploitation of the resources available on land, sea, air etc. Our ultimate aim is to
make this earth green again and to ensure life to all living beings besides making water available to everyone. To conserve water, we have revisited the techniques suggested by our ancestors and have checked upon the dead or exploited water resources. To begin with, we have started with one village and the aim to create more awareness through this movement. While it will surely take quite some time to achieve this goal, it is definitely possible and in these continued efforts it will be little easy to make the availability of water which can be later also used for irrigation and farming. Our group is making concerted efforts to save the ground water and driving the movement by planting various plants to increase the green cover. We are also restoring the usability of the dead wells and ponds and lakes as these resources are extremely important to boost the ground level water. Whether it is a sparrow or other flying birds, their gradual extinction is adversely and dangerously affecting the constitution of our environment. Already a number of bird species have become extinct or are on the verge of extinction due to human greed. One of the bird species which is a victim of such greed is the Vulture which is seeing a rapid decline in its population. We have to save thousands of such species for a better future on earth. We have taken a small but significant step to save the bird species which are on the verge of extinction and we strongly feel we can save them if we make a collective and concerted effort to save them. Saving Old Grain. Around 25-30 years ago, India produced a better quality of food grains which was wholesome, nutritious and healthy. Food related ailments wasn't heard of as most of such produce was sans chemicals. The food stock was produced as per the requirements of the population at large and despite scanty rainfall, the overall food production was quite sufficient. Even today, the farmers produce the wholesome millets at a significantly lower production cost. The nature has gifted the lands the ability to produce food as per the weather and hence, there is a huge variety in food. However, again due to human greed, we have played around with the centuries old traditions which has led to the extinction of certain types of foods. To boost the food stocks, we are abusing the fertile lands with reckless use of chemicals which is even adding slow poison to the food. Such indiscriminate use of chemicals has lead to various types of diseases. Therefore, it's highly recommended to revisit the traditional farming methods to secure our future generations from falling prey to various illnesses. It is estimated that it will roughly take another 25 years for the land to wear off the adverse effects of the chemicals. Our efforts are to regain the lost food types and conserve it with even lesser food production
Wild Animal. Every animal is an important part of our whole environment and the ecosystem. They have as much right to live as we humans have. We have successfully created an awareness movement within the local village communities to save the wildlife.
