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50 Schools, 50 Forests.

India
Aurangabad, India
School
Miyawaki Forest
City
Self Sustaining
After approx. two years our SUGi Pocket Forests can be classed as self-sustaining, at which point they can be handed over to nature and left alone for complexity to naturally develop.
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The site of ZPPS Kaygaon forest.
The pocket forest after 3 years of growth.
The site of ZPPS Ranjangaon forest.
The pocket forest after 3 years of growth.
The site of ZPPS Hivarkheda Gautala forest.
The pocket forest after 3 years of growth.
The site of ZPPS Tarupimpalwadi forest.
The pocket forest after 3 years of growth.
The site of ZPPS Jayakwadi forest.
The pocket forest after 3 years of growth.
The site of ZPPS Itawa forest.
The pocket forest after 3 years of growth.
The site of ZPPS Mulani Wadgaon forest.
The pocket forest after 3 years of growth.
The site of ZPPS Shindephal forest.
The pocket forest after 2 years of growth.
The site of ZPPS Kaygaon forest.
The pocket forest after 2 years of growth.
The site of ZPPS Ranjangaon forest.
The pocket forest after 2 years of growth.
The site of ZPPS Bhingi forest.
The pocket forest after 2 years of growth.
The site of ZPPS Itawa forest.
The pocket forest after 2 years of growth.
The site of ZPPS Uttarjayakwadi forest.
The pocket forest after 2 years of growth.
The site of ZPPS Mulani Wadgaon forest.
The pocket forest after 2 years of growth.
The site of ZPPS Navin Bajathan forest.
The pocket forest after 2 years of growth.
The site of ZPPS Hivarkheda Gautala forest.
The pocket forest after 2 years of growth.

“94% of Marathwada’s land area has no green cover. This poses a serious challenge to sustainable development.Our mission is to bring everybody in Marathwada together to plant neighbourhood forests. This effort can help the planet as a whole and prevent local natural disasters like drought, floods and landslides. We must remember that the little drops of water, the little grains of sand make a mighty ocean.”

Praveen Srivastava, CCF & Dy. DG of Social Forestry dept (Marathwada region)

The site of ZPPS Kayganon forest.
The pocket forest after 1 year of growth.
The site of ZPPS Kankarala forest.
The pocket forest after 1 year of growth.
The site of ZPPS Jayakwadi forest.
The pocket forest after 1 year of growth.
August 31, 2021: celebrating the one-year-old forest at Zilla Parishad Primary School Bramhgavhan, Paithan block, Aurangabad.

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