Save Trees :- What YOU can do!

1. Boycott wood products! Change won't come until we change our consumer habits as individuals. Use and purchase recycled paper products! Many state of the art paper recycling factories have been shut down or are in danger of being shut down because of the lack of demand for recycled paper products. Shopper activists rise up! And don't forget to bring your canvas bags!

2. Don't buy old growth lumber products! In fact don't buy any lumber! If you must buy lumber, buy as little as possible, do you really need that new deck or room addition? Explore and research alternative building materials- adobe, brick, straw bale, bamboo, hemp, and/or metal. Many alternatives to wood are available, your money is what keeps them cutting!


3. Donate to "We Save Trees" forest education and action fund. Any donation of money, gear, food, warm clothing is greatly appreciated. Donations can be sent to the Donations box on www.wesavetrees.org Thank you*

4. Spread the word! Talk about the endangered species, learn about the importance of trees to our ecosystem and their vital role in healing the planet. Educate others through casual talk. The United States, the nation with the most money and influence around the world is putting its time and energy into materialism and consumerism! We need to set the example for the rest of the planet, save the forests! Raise conciousness, let your actions and thoughts show it!

5. Spend time in our sacred forests. Feel for yourself the wisdom and teachings the forest has to lend. Hike beyond the Redwood lined roads and tourist attractions, the hidden devastation from clearcuts will bring tears to your eyes. Less than three percent of the old growth remain, seek them out, learn what they have to teach. Allow yourself the time to get to know what they are. These trees are not hundreds to thousands of years old for nothing.

6. Live from love and question all consumption. Clean air, clean water, less pollution and healthy ecosystems can all be attained if we put our love and inspirations into action. In doing so, we as humans can start healing and perhaps nature too will repair herself. It is what we do on this earth, in our time here, in our own heart, souls, and conscousness that is known by the greater forces that be. Let us dissolve our societies priorities of money, greed, and social status. "Be the change you wish to see in the world."

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Save Trees

***** SOME WAYS TO SAVE TREES *****







We can save trees by :-


•Reducing the consumption of products made from trees (e.g. paper)

•Providing alternate fuel to rural poor for cooking (e.g.bio gas) so as to reduce cutting of trees for fuel wood

•Avoiding indiscriminate disposal of plastic products (especially thin plastic pick up bags) so as to allow rain water to percolate into ground and prevent erosion of soil to save the root system of trees

•Planning new projects (especially hydel power projects/water storage reservoirs) not involving deforestation/ submergence of forests under water

•Avoiding any human activity that may cause forest fires

•Making tours eco friendly

•Creating awareness among people about importance of trees and need for their conservation
you can also reduce the paper we use in school and dont cut down trees

***** THINK ABOUT MINIMUM ONE TREE THAT YOU SHOULD BE PLANT IN YOUR LIFE *****

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Save Sparrow Bird

*** Save Sparrow Bird ***



What's Killing Our Sparrows?

• Lack of insects to feed their young due to pesticides and planting of exotic species of grass and trees
• Shortage of nesting sites thanks to modern architecture
• Electromagnetic waves from cellphone towers
• Paved gardens with no mud to bathe in
• Hedges being replaced by wrought iron fences
• Competition for food and shelter from pigeons and mynahs
• Shortage of shrubs to roost in

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