GreenLine - Greener People, Greener World

Don Bosco High School, Matunga The Green Schools Campaign is back! And so are the sessions and activities with the students! The theme for this edition of the Campaign is 'Green Alternatives' - looking for eco-friendly options or choices in our day-to-day lives. A lot of sessions with schools have already been completed and many more are to follow in the coming weeks.. For the students, obviously the best place to start implementing 'Green Alternatives' would be in the school itself. And so, the first session of the year mainly focuses on the Green Alternatives that can be introduced in the school. We look forward to an exciting year, interacting with a host of Changemakers from various schools in the city! For details about the Campaign get in touch with us at info@greenline.org.in St. Anne's High School, Fort Our Lady of Dolours High School, Marine Lines St. Agnes High School, Byculla St. Andrew High School, Ban

“He who plants a tree, plants a hope.” - Lucy Larcom Students from six schools, renowned tree experts, data sheets, flooded lanes and counting/describing tree species is what summed up the pilot of ‘Tree Revival Campaign’ that we jointly organized with Ekonnect Knowledge Foundation at the Stanislaus premises, Bandra on the 12th of July, 2013 from 9.30 to 11.30 am. The tree experts, who included the likes of Dr.Latoo, Rishi Agarwal, Katie Bagli, Renee Vyas and Hemanth Tripathi gave us an insight into the trees of our city and about how the students held the key to creating a greener future for the city. The overall aim of the campaign was to make the students and ALMs aware of the trees in their locality and to identify the potential tree plantation sites within city limits for the future. As Dr. Latoo justifiably said, “We wouldn't care or protect something that we don’t know about”. The programme began with Sonal Alvares from Ekonnect introd