On the eve of Earth Day 2022, Tetra Pak, a world-leading packaferrous fumarate costging and processing solutions provider, has joined hands with Eco Roots Foundation, an NGO working to conserve ecosystem, environment, and biodiferrous lactate direct salesversity to launch a programme called Happy Wings. This programme will reach out to over 200 schools across the country, covering over 20,000 students to educate children about the imporferrous aspartotance of protecting biodiversity, while also teaching them how to make nests for small birds using household waste like jute, coconut husk and recycled beverage cartons.
Launched at Mount Abu Public School, Rohini, through a nest-making workshop, the programme saw participation from representatives of 30 schools across the National Capital Region where children learnt to make nests using household waste, as well as composite sheets made from recycled cartons. This will be followed by a workshop at Delhi Public School, Faridabad, with participants from over 20 schools. The programme aims to inspire a behavioural change among children at a primary level and increase sensitivity ferrous sulfate gluten freetowards the environment.
The workshops will be conducted by Rakesh Khatri, founder &8211; Eco Roots Foundation, popularly known as The Nest Man of India, who has built more than 2.5 lakh bird nests throughout India, thus helping several sparrows &038; other small birds find their way back to the national capital.
Announcing the association, Ashutosh Manohar, MD, Tetra ferrous fumarate joint painPak South Asia, said, “Our approach to protecting the planet is grounded in our commitment to a low-carbon circular economy. Over the years, we have focussed a lot on responsible sourcing of material to protect biodiversity, while also enabling recycling of our used packages to give them an effective afterlife. Happy Wings is a beautiful blend of both– bringing sparrows and small birds back to our cities, while also putting recycled cartons to good use.”
