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Bengaluru Parks Bloom with Volunteer Power
14 Nov
Summary
- Volunteers revived parks and lakes with conservation efforts.
- Students learned about trees and plants during nature walks.
- The initiative encourages citizen participation in green space upkeep.
Following a Deepavali break, Bengaluru's parks and lakes saw renewed activity on Saturday as the #IamBengaluru - Volunteer for Parks initiative resumed. Volunteers participated in conservation efforts and nature awareness programs across four locations.
At Jakkur Lake Park, volunteers worked on de-weeding and trenching, while Kasturinagar Lake Park hosted a tree walk for students. Another session focused on nature-immersive mandala art at Bhashyam Park, and a clean-up drive took place at BDA Park. These events united students, residents, and volunteers, emphasizing collective responsibility.
The initiative, supported by several organizations, aims to foster citizen ownership of neighborhood parks. Participants shared their enthusiasm for contributing to Bengaluru's green cover, recognizing parks as essential for clean air and biodiversity. The program encourages individuals to dedicate time to preserve these natural habitats.
