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Sharing biodiversity observations online can help care for the future. A website called http://www.spandan-bip.org encourages people to share their observations to collectively understand and protect biodiversity. Brief observations of plants and animals can provide valuable data when contributed by many.
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Sharing biodiversity observations can help care for the future by contributing to data on biodiversity through the website http://www.spandan-bip.org which encourages sharing information to support biodiversity conservation efforts.
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The Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) has constructed road dividers on Bhau Patil Road in Bopodi at a cost of approximately Rs. 35 lakh. Residents welcome the road dividers as the busy road had become extremely hazardous for pedestrians, especially senior citizens, women, and children to cross previously due to a lack of dividers. Some work remains to be completed, including resurfacing the road and replacing street lights. The PMC also plans to plant rain trees along the sides of the road and establish pedestrian crossings. Residents and local businesses express support for the project but urge the PMC to speed up completion and place caution signs during ongoing work due to some minor accidents.
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