Physical Volunteering Activities
Tree Plantation
Since oxygen is mostly produced from trees, it is essential to all life to breathe it. Continuous oxygen supply is guaranteed by a tree planting. Planting trees promotes the growth of other vegetation.
Sapling Bag Making
With the collected seeds, sapling bags are made to create a sapling that will be placed to the on-site nursery and later planted on the site.
Pathway Development
A path helps create an atmosphere and be in tune with overall surroundings. A pathway makes their entire surrounding forest seem one. Placing crushed rocks is an easy and economical way of making paths.
Trail Clean Up
Forest play an important role in the purification of the atmospheric air. Therefore, cleaning the forest will improve the health of the forest and in return the forest will keep our health in check.
Deweeding and mulching
Deweeding is pulling out weeds and grasses from around the saplings. The weeds near the saplings' bases will be pulled by the participants. This aids in preventing fire damage to the plantation.
In order to stop soil erosion, mulching is the addition of dried grass around the base of the plant.
Check Dam building
Economical and easy to construct and no need for technology or machines, these check dam help in control flooding and soil erosion. Check dam controls water velocity and helps ground water recharge.
Tree Guard Repair
Tree guards are crucial because they shield young saplings and wildlings from animals that graze on them, and maintaining them guarantees the healthful development of these young saplings and wildlings and encourages the expansion of the forest.