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Narayana School Newtown’s ‘Seed Bomb’ Push to Take Sustainable Steps for a Greener Planet!
Our Correspondent
Posted on 05 Jun 2024
16:45 PM
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“Did you ever stop to notice/ This crying Earth, these weeping shores?” - this poignant lyric by Michael Jackson captures the urgency of our times: can we pause and listen to Mother Earth’s silent cries? Narayana School, Newtown
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The rustling leaves and the distress calls of endangered polar bears remind us of a collective duty we must embrace as stewards of this planet. Narayana School, Newtown
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This World Environment Day on June 5, we have a golden opportunity to commit to sustainable environmental practices. Narayana School, Newtown
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One impactful initiative we can undertake is the creation and distribution of 'Seed Bombs'. Narayana School, Newtown
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Seed bombs, compact spheres of clay, compost, and seeds, are designed to be thrown onto barren or neglected land. Upon breaking apart, they release seeds that can grow and rejuvenate the land. This simple yet powerful act can significantly contribute to making our world a more vibrant and healthy place. Narayana School, Newtown
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The students of Narayana School participated in this initiative by dispersing seed bombs on any barren or neglected land they encountered. Narayana School, Newtown
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They recorded their efforts on video and submitted the recordings to their teachers. Narayana School, Newtown
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By taking these small but meaningful steps, they hoped to initiate sustainable change and foster a healthier environment for future generations. Together, they attempted to transform Earth’s tears into symbols of hope and renewal. Narayana School, Newtown
Last updated on 05 Jun 2024
16:46 PM
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