Really commendable. Only wish that we had people who didn't litter. 🙏👏👏👏

Young generation is taking the lead ☘️

Celebrating everyday Earth day for last 8 years now but these special days revitalise our commitment

Human beings don’t leave a chance to litter around & nature doesn’t leave a chance to revive itself

This competition is devastating & yet we choose to ignore

#earthday

Approx 11 tonnes of solid waste is being segregated at the source in Manali everyday - it’s an effort of 1 year 2 months

Final disposal is still a problem but MC is working to streamline it in next 6 months

Sometimes education, awareness & infrastructure development doesn’t go

Nature healer 🫡🫡

Inspiring bureaucrats of Himachal Pradesh to take up cycling for a purpose

Shimla- Kinnaur- Spiti-Atal tunnel- Manali

A journey filled with adventures with a mission

Late post but worth mentioning

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GHNP - Great Himalayan National Park

The good energy we exchange during a cleanup campaign is the reason why so many people keep coming back for the cleanups.

celebrating small progresses to keep spirits high while working in a tough terrain gives us the sense of achievement

783 million people were affected by hunger in 2022.

At the same time, more than one billion tons of food were wasted, according to UN Environment Programme.

We all have an important role to play in reducing food loss and waste.
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Nothing fancy Just a simple non glamorous work in the Himalayas

Source segregation - collection - further segregation at MRF & transportation to a recycler

Last chain of the process needs to be addressed- instead of transportation we must recycle the waste/material within the

Our material recovery facility near Atal tunnel (village Khoksar - lahaul & spiti)

Tourism has increased 300 times in last couple of years

Those who wish to be a part of day to day operations can join us from mid May

Introducing circular waste management here will be a

Indian Responsible Tourism Award by Outlook Traveller

Thank you so much for strengthening our belief

In a very short span of 8 years I can personally for sure say I have lived for the Himalayas, with the Himalayas and in the awe & gratitude of this kind master

#HealingHimalayas

Mangroves of Gharapuri (Elephanta caves)

Waste strewn through tributaries, Nallahs ending up in the ocean and eventually in the mangroves of nearby islands

Ek Saath Foundation is setting up an MRF at the island soon

Mumbai folks be a part of it ☘️🙏🏼

Happy to hear & proud to share that young generation is taking up the cause. The hard work we have put is inspiring GenZ

Thank you so much, I will keep inspiring & continue our efforts on ground

#HealingHimalayas

Back to the place I belong!
Another wonderful day in rural area of Charkhi Dadari Haryana.
Mentoring young women from rural college from village Jhojhu kalan.
Trying to identify next generation of leaders from these young girls, they are tough with strong desire to succeed.
This

#CelebratingIndia | Meet Pradeep Sangwan and his dedicated team of volunteers who have cleared waste from the foothills of the Himalayas.

healing himalayas Pradeep Sangwan

#OutlookTraveller #HealingHimalayas #HealingHimalayas Foundation #HHF

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Looking at the chaos all around us I don’t how much these little efforts of ours mean

Waste segregation in Manali

#Healinghimalayas

Every forest in our country needs love & healthy eco tourism.

Waste management around National parks & wildlife sanctuaries are a must and it must be given priority.

Our beautiful Planet

When everything is covered under the snow (including garbage) what a heavenly view it is.

The might of Himalayas makes me wonder who are we to heal the Himalayas, we are healing ourselves and not the other way around

☘️❄️

बोतलें फेंक के जो लोग चले जाते हैं
आइये उनको भी तस्वीर ये दिखाते हैं

Tourists travels like parasites. Zero respect for the places they visit. Zero humility or empathy. Just bragging and trashing their way through pristine lands.
Thank you, Pradeep Sangwan and colleagues. 🙏