Training given on plantation in Undwa and Badesh

The trainers of Foundation for Ecological Security Institute gave training on plantation on the ongoing plantation side of Awalkheda of Thandwa Chittorgarh block of Gangrar block. Tree plantation was done in Oran (Devvani) by the Shri Devnarayan Pasture Development Committee in Thandva, in which many local species including Peepal, Kachnar, Nim, Amaltas Jungle Jalebi and Neem's Niboli also planted.

 In this program, the instructor of Foundation for Ecological Security, Rampal Sharma Singhola, while giving training on re-vegetation, explained how to sow grass and plant saplings on the pasture land, and how to make a thawla together. He also gave a detailed instruction on how indiscriminate cutting of trees has led to environmental damage which gives rise to the planting of more and more trees. 

Many villagers including Ward Panch Laxman Lal Jatiya, Gopi Lal Sharma, Girdhari Lal Gurjar Devda, Mangi Lal Guard, Nand Lal Khatana, Ramesh Buchan, Nana Lal Jatiya, Bakshu Jat were present in this training. 

FES instructor Govardhan Lal Jat in Avalheda said that the plantation work was done on the pasture land. Around 1300 plants were planted on 6 hectares of land. On this occasion Sarpanch Leela Devi Kumawat, Secretary Seema Soni, LDC Kanhaiya Lal Meena, Sarpanch representative Ratan Lal Kumawat, Narayan, Ratan Sen, Hindustan Zinc C by SR Head Vishal Agarwal, Svetlana Shahu, Mayank Tailor, Kailash Prajapat Dhoot were present. Govardhan Jat, Block Instructor of FES organization gave organized information on plantation.

Source reporter: Devishankar Sukhwal Rashmi 

Training on technical and re-vegetation given to personnel

Under the joint aegis of Panchayat Samiti Nimbaheda and Chittorgarh and Foundation for Ecological Security organisation, a virtual workshop was organized in Panchayat Samiti VC Room on effective techniques for eco restoration and revegetation on zoom app.

Nimbaheda head Bagdiram Dhakad said in his speech while addressing the Panchayat Samiti member, Sarpanch, and Village Development Officer on pasture development work and removal of encroachment from it, and requested everyone to do this work honestly and with full cooperation. Development Officer Kushaleshwar Singh also addressed the meeting and said that everyone should make efforts to promote pasture development works and raise their voice against encroachment as well as develop plantation, fencing and medicinal plants in the pasture. He also focused on how the information that they will receive from the subject experts of this institution will develop the ground and the villages.

FES organization requested everyone to cooperate as Girdhari Lal Verma and Dr. Satish Sharma imparted virtual training from the institution. In this, Assistant Development Officer Vishnu Sharma, Village Development Officer Arvind Totla, Devi Lal Dashora, Kanishka clerk Shanti Lal, Dalchand along with F. E.S. District Coordinator Sanwarlal Jat, Block Instructor Leela Vyas, Rajendra Singh Chundawat, Omprakash Meghwal, Govardhan Jat, Sanjeev Jat, Sunil Tank Block Nimbahera and Chittorgarh from Barren Land and Pasture Committee Sarpanch, Village Development Officer, Panchayat Samiti Member, Pasture Development Committee Chairman, Member, participated in NREGA Mats training.

Training on Re vegetation and seed sowing in Dungla

In village Naya Kheda gram panchayat Keval Pura, under the joint aegis of Varmata chargah vikas samiti, Naya Kheda and Foundation for Ecological Security, a training session on re- vegetation and seed sowing was conducted in the village.

Seed sowing activity in the village

In this, CVS members were given training on four ways in which re vegetation, and seed sowing could be initiated, which were as follows- correct selection of time, location, species and method of planting in the village.

Sarpanch Prakash Chandra after understanding the necessity of protection and promotion of common land institutions took the responsibility of protecting the germinated seeds during their growth years. 

Source- local newspaper