Realities on the ground as on 2nd July, 2014. Are we doing enough to protect the natural water bodies which have been the source of water for people and animals for years?
The document provides details about various water bodies in the Aravali region near Badshahpur, India on July 2, 2014. It mentions Ram Talab, a temple lake behind the Bhairo Mandir in Badshahpur that has faced encroachment issues. It also describes the village of Gairatbas in the Aravali region, noting the dry lake there and that the tube well supplying it went dry. Finally, it provides details about small water features like a rivulet and pond located near the Golf Course Road in the area.
The document provides information on a resort located in Hesaraghatta, Bangalore, India. It was completed in 2006 on a 12 acre site at a cost of Rs. 6 crore. The resort features 24 dwelling units as well as amenities like a restaurant, spa, pool and areas for traditional village activities. The resort utilizes solar power and a windmill to generate electricity and uses solar cookers and a biogas plant to power its kitchen. Wastewater is treated through leach pits and greywater is used for gardening.
INTERNET AND THE COMPETITIVE EDGE IN SMALL & MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (SMEs): RESUL...IndianWildlifeClub.com
Emerging Areas in Productivity an Quality -Conference at Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi
Track-5: Sector and Industry Specific Issues-Competitiveness of SMEs
Information Systems in Small and Medium Enterprises(SMEs) in IndiaIndianWildlifeClub.com
this presentation was made in Washington at the 50th World Conference of International Council of Small Business, at Washington D.C from 15-18 June 2005
Environment Education as a process of life long learning-case study of a web ...IndianWildlifeClub.com
This paper was presented by Dr.Susan Sharma at at the Interactive Computer-aided Learning (ICL) conference organized from the Carinthia Tech Institute (CTI) Villach, Austria from 27 September till 29 September 2006.
Random picks from IndianWildlifeClub's You Tube channel. A wide variety of nature related videos(186 to date) are there for viewing. If you like a video, please share it! Please subscribe to our channel.
Rangoli-A nature inspired art form. Rangolis are made to welcome festivals, special occasions. When seasons change Nature comes up with its own Rangoli!
The document provides details about various water bodies in the Aravali region near Badshahpur, India on July 2, 2014. It mentions Ram Talab, a temple lake behind the Bhairo Mandir in Badshahpur that has faced encroachment issues. It also describes the village of Gairatbas in the Aravali region, noting the dry lake there and that the tube well supplying it went dry. Finally, it provides details about small water features like a rivulet and pond located near the Golf Course Road in the area.
The document provides information on a resort located in Hesaraghatta, Bangalore, India. It was completed in 2006 on a 12 acre site at a cost of Rs. 6 crore. The resort features 24 dwelling units as well as amenities like a restaurant, spa, pool and areas for traditional village activities. The resort utilizes solar power and a windmill to generate electricity and uses solar cookers and a biogas plant to power its kitchen. Wastewater is treated through leach pits and greywater is used for gardening.
INTERNET AND THE COMPETITIVE EDGE IN SMALL & MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (SMEs): RESUL...IndianWildlifeClub.com
Emerging Areas in Productivity an Quality -Conference at Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi
Track-5: Sector and Industry Specific Issues-Competitiveness of SMEs
Information Systems in Small and Medium Enterprises(SMEs) in IndiaIndianWildlifeClub.com
this presentation was made in Washington at the 50th World Conference of International Council of Small Business, at Washington D.C from 15-18 June 2005
Environment Education as a process of life long learning-case study of a web ...IndianWildlifeClub.com
This paper was presented by Dr.Susan Sharma at at the Interactive Computer-aided Learning (ICL) conference organized from the Carinthia Tech Institute (CTI) Villach, Austria from 27 September till 29 September 2006.
Random picks from IndianWildlifeClub's You Tube channel. A wide variety of nature related videos(186 to date) are there for viewing. If you like a video, please share it! Please subscribe to our channel.
Rangoli-A nature inspired art form. Rangolis are made to welcome festivals, special occasions. When seasons change Nature comes up with its own Rangoli!
Presentation made by Mayukh Chatterjee of Wildlife Trust of India at the one day workshop organized by IndianWildlifeClub.com on 28th June, 2014 on "Living in harmony with nature"
A proposal to revive the Najafgarh Jheel in Gurgaon- presentation made by INTACH, Natural resources division at a workshop "Living in harmony with Nature" organized by IndianWildlifeClub.com on 28th June, 2014.
Take A Peep into the Beautiful Kedarnath Valley
in Uttarakhand, India.
It got devastated by the recent floods of June 2013.
The Valley Needs Healing.
Here is a call to Join, an effort to Rebuild.
This presentation has been put together with content and feedback from IndianWildlifeclub.com members.
This presentation was made in a conference in India, in 2005. eight years on, with broad band reaching six lac villages in India, time is ripe to implement a technology plan for wildlife conservation in India.
There are many platforms to talk about the economic growth of an organization. But few to talk about the social growth. Thank you KRDWG for giving us this opportunity. Alok and I will be talking briefly about the perceived and planned social growth of IWC with technology as the major enabler for growth.
The common man enters at the bottom of the pyramid and moves up the pyramid. Innovation is in the content developed and structured such that it caters to people at any of these stages. Irrespective of what stage anyone is, there is something in the site for him/her.
Content is continually being developed and structured suitably.
The second innovation is getting members to contribute content, thereby increasing their ownership of the site.
The third innovation is in leveraging social media to link the Club and its members.
Today we are going to talk about holistic gardening, which is nothing but organic gardening. We plant flowers for our own enjoyment and vegetables for food. There is a whole universe of insects, butterflies and birds who also benefit from our gardening. By using chemicals in our garden we poison ourselves slowly-sometimes over generations-. That is because we are bigger built than most of the wildlife we see in our gardens. These wildlife perish when chemicals are used either in the form of pesticides or in the form of fertilizers.
Todays talk is about my experiences as a gardener for the last about ten years in Gurgaon. About the wildlife I observe in my garden which gives tremendous pleasure and meaning to my gardening efforts.
Conserving wildlife does not mean saving tigers and elephants alone, it means conserving the whole web of life and we as garden enthusiasts can play a BIG part in conserving the web of life.
Presentation made by Mayukh Chatterjee of Wildlife Trust of India at the one day workshop organized by IndianWildlifeClub.com on 28th June, 2014 on "Living in harmony with nature"
A proposal to revive the Najafgarh Jheel in Gurgaon- presentation made by INTACH, Natural resources division at a workshop "Living in harmony with Nature" organized by IndianWildlifeClub.com on 28th June, 2014.
Take A Peep into the Beautiful Kedarnath Valley
in Uttarakhand, India.
It got devastated by the recent floods of June 2013.
The Valley Needs Healing.
Here is a call to Join, an effort to Rebuild.
This presentation has been put together with content and feedback from IndianWildlifeclub.com members.
This presentation was made in a conference in India, in 2005. eight years on, with broad band reaching six lac villages in India, time is ripe to implement a technology plan for wildlife conservation in India.
There are many platforms to talk about the economic growth of an organization. But few to talk about the social growth. Thank you KRDWG for giving us this opportunity. Alok and I will be talking briefly about the perceived and planned social growth of IWC with technology as the major enabler for growth.
The common man enters at the bottom of the pyramid and moves up the pyramid. Innovation is in the content developed and structured such that it caters to people at any of these stages. Irrespective of what stage anyone is, there is something in the site for him/her.
Content is continually being developed and structured suitably.
The second innovation is getting members to contribute content, thereby increasing their ownership of the site.
The third innovation is in leveraging social media to link the Club and its members.
Today we are going to talk about holistic gardening, which is nothing but organic gardening. We plant flowers for our own enjoyment and vegetables for food. There is a whole universe of insects, butterflies and birds who also benefit from our gardening. By using chemicals in our garden we poison ourselves slowly-sometimes over generations-. That is because we are bigger built than most of the wildlife we see in our gardens. These wildlife perish when chemicals are used either in the form of pesticides or in the form of fertilizers.
Todays talk is about my experiences as a gardener for the last about ten years in Gurgaon. About the wildlife I observe in my garden which gives tremendous pleasure and meaning to my gardening efforts.
Conserving wildlife does not mean saving tigers and elephants alone, it means conserving the whole web of life and we as garden enthusiasts can play a BIG part in conserving the web of life.