Greenmosphere Launch

Forest Activity

“Miyawaki” Methodology of forestation helps in creating dense forest in minimum area. Though this methodology, we have planted trees as the first step of creating a greener world, the details are:

Green Millennials Activity

Our awareness initiative is futuristic as we are aggressively training the coming generation, also known as “millennials” to be “Green Ambassadors”. This is a five-week interactive training program conducted by professionals where students are made aware of climate change and sustainable solutions.

The first training program details are:

Energy Audit Acitivity

It is rightly said “Prevention is always better than cure,” thus to avoid energy wastage in various sectors of society (Industrial, Commercial and Residential), a thorough energy audit was conducted at:

Forest Activity

ATGL organized an education session of educating students and teachers about Miyawaki Methodology and planted 3,070 saplings of 5 mixed varieties at Calorx Olive International School on 26th Jan’22, making the total number of samplings planted to 5145 in two months!

Green Millennials Activity

ATGL collaborated with Anand Niketen School for educating the young minds about climate change from grade 5^th to 7^th and organized first training session from 24^th – 28^th January (Online). There were more than 450+ enthusiastic students who participated in this interactive training. They also discovered about the SDG goals and few practical ways to control climate control.

The second session with Calorx Olive International School took place on 21st Januray (Online) with 70+ students

The first training program details are:

Green Millennials Activity

Fortunately, we were able to train students offline this time. The students loved the interactive session and we hope to create Green Ambassadors for the future!

The final session with Calorx Olive International School took place on 23rd February (Offline) with 72+ students

The final training program details are:

Employee Awareness Activity

Selfie Contest for employees with Green Member on 4th Feb posted on social media

Adani Employees were asked to share a selfie with their green member (plant) and the best three out of all, were posted on social media. This activity was intended to make them feel plants as their family members so that they can care about them just like we do in family!

Green Millennials Activity

Engaging the youth of Ahmedabad

Under this umbrella, the first public interaction initiative was organized to engage the youth and create more awareness about sustainability among them. This activity witnessed the presence of hundreds of millennials. They were made aware of our climate crisis through fun activities. The activity was conducted at Shopper’s Plaza, the popular mall in Ahmedabad’s Shantigram Township.

The Activities

1. Snakes and Ladders with a Green Twist

The Millennials played a life-sized climate board game of Snakes and Ladders, which had UN Sustainability Development Goals (SDGs) and factors affecting climate change plotted on it. The game incentivized positive climate behavior such as planting trees, and disincentivized actions that were detrimental to the environment, such as not turning off automobile engines at a traffic stop.

2. Identify the Plants

In another interaction, millennials were asked to identify various green plants to test their awareness of plant variety and also inculcate their curiosity about nature.

3. The Green Selfie

Here the participants were asked to click selfies against a green background in a limited time window.The entire event was organized in a digital flow using QR codes for registration and e-Slate tools for other applications.

FOREST

Developing a biodiversity park in an area of 36,200 m2 in Gota, Ahmedabad in association with Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC).

On World Forest Day, the foundation stone was laid by stakeholders of ATGL for the development of a biodiversity park in Gota, Ahmedabad. The park will be developed over an area of 36,200 m2. A sapling of the Banyan Tree was planted by the representatives of Adani Group and Total Energies to mark the beginning of this green wonderland. Using the Miyawaki technique, more than 2.5 lakh trees will be planted generating oxygen to the tune of 1,536 metric tonnes per annum. With a water body, the park will also be creating an ideal ecosystem for the aquatic species.

The employment of women will make this project further unique. Another important aspect of the park will be the innovative solutions like benches, pathways and other installations with iconic designs that will be made from waste or recycled materials.

This biodiversity park will attract people from all walks of life, including local residents, senior citizens, students, educators, environmentalists and thinkers. It will enable communities to protect, restore and promote sustainable use of terrestrial ecosystems, sustainably manage forests, combat desertification, and halt and reverse land degradation and halt biodiversity loss.