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Trees are a crucial part of our ecosystem across the planet. Trees offer necessary resources to protect us from harsh weather conditions, clean our air, and offer enjoyment. We should all consider planting trees as a massive investment. How well that investment is, depends on many factors, including the kind of tree grown, its location, and the care offered. Getting your new tree off to a healthy beginning will help the tree mature to its full size and ensure that it will provide economic, environmental,…

The best possible solution to land degradation is to prevent inappropriate land-use practices on forested lands. Where this is not possible, Reforestation is one way to improve the productivity of many degraded lands and offer valuable products for the people. Trees provide fuel, wood, fodder, and other uses. Trees protect the soil from the tropical heat, wind, and rain. Soil temperatures are lower under tree canopies, permitting re-accumulation of organic matter that restores soil structure and…

Since 2016, Nelda has been devoted to creating a greener future. Slowly but surely, we have been focused on not just conducting active tree plantation drives but we have also been focused on maintaining them all year round. Apart from the young individuals who volunteer, and the people of India that have been supporting and cherishing the idea of Nelda since its inception, we have also had businesses and companies alike who have helped us get one step closer to making this world greener than it…

Mental stress, emotional health are now priority discussions since we faced the pandemic caused by COVID-19. On the harshest sides, gender violence and calls for divorces have been increasing in some parts of the country as well as the world. The bonding of economic slowdown and resulting lay-offs are some of the causes. Various studies have shown that urban green spaces help people reduce stress, and improve brain functioning, thus improving mental health. Urban green spaces…

Although it seems very cold during the winters, especially in north India, there are a few vegetable plants in India that need this kind of weather to grow and flourish. Among the best veggies to grow in winters in India are cauliflower, beetroot, broccoli, and green peas. The temperature in the chilly months - November till February or March may go as low as 10 degrees Celsius in many parts of India. Since we get lazy with the low temperatures, we tend to eat more.    Is there any better…