SOCIAL CONNECT AND RESPONSIBILITY

Organic farming is the best alternative to conventional farming to maintain an eco-friendly relationship with nature. The popularity of organic food is growing dramatically day by day as consumer  seeks  the organic  foods  that  are thought to  be  healthier  and  nutritious.  So,  organic farming maintains  soil health  and environment  integrity thereby, promoting the  health of consumers.  Moreover,  organic  products  are  now  having  the  fastest  growing  market  all  over  the world including India. Organic agriculture holistically promotes the health of consumers and the environment and the economic growth of a nation by income generation. In near future, India can build a nutritionally, ecologically, and economically healthy nation through emphasizing organic farming. Traditionally, India  is  a  country of organic agriculture,  but  unfortunately, the  growth  of modern  scientific input-intensive agriculture has pushed it to the wall. Meanwhile, with the in-creasing awaren

  “A tree is the best friend of man on earth.” When we use trees respectfully and economically, we have one of the greatest resources on earth. Trees are rightfully called the ‘lungs of the earth.’ Life on earth would cease to exist in the absence of trees. Trees are responsible for sustaining the environment in several ways. Trees release life-supporting oxygen and absorb harmful gases like carbon dioxide during the process of photosynthesis. They act as sponges by taking in toxic emissions and other pollutants, released into the atmosphere by industries and vehicles. The roots of trees bind the soil together thereby preventing erosion. The blatant and increased rate of deforestation is the primary cause of landslides. In addition to being the bearers of delicious fruits, trees are the natural habitat of several species of animals, birds, and insects. Thus, the destruction of a tree implies the destruction of an entire ecosystem. We have inherited this planet with its many resources,

 There are few things certain in life – one is death, second is change and the other is waste.” No one can stop these things to take place in our lives. But with better management we can prepare ourselves. Here we will talk about waste and waste management. Each of us has a right to clean air, water and food. This right can be fulfilled by maintaining a clear and healthy environment. Now for the first question, what is waste? Any material which is not needed by the owner, producer or processor is waste. Generally, waste is defined as at the end of the product life cycle and is disposed of in landfills. Most businesses define waste as “anything that does not create value” . In a common man’s eye anything that is unwanted or not useful is garbage or waste. However scientifically speaking there is no waste as such in the world. Almost all the components of solid waste have some potential if it is converted or treated in a scientific manner.  Population explosion, coupled with improved lif

Hello, Adventurers! Welcome back to the CAAP's blog! If this is your first time visiting our blog, we’re happy to have you here. We are all about nature, adventure, and making the most out of the beautiful nature. Here on the blog, we dive deep into different habitats, excursions, conservation efforts, and nature programs. Our site is filled with adventures and lots of excitement. Since the weather is getting warmer, we want to help you get out there and take advantage of all that the nature has to offer!   Our last article talked about Water and its importance, and ways to conserve water. Today, we’ll be taking you on an appetizing journey of Hubballi, a city in Dharwad district located in Karnataka on the map of India. If you are interested in learning the delicious ways to pass your time, kill your hunger, bribe your tongue, then you’ve come to the right place! Let’s get started.   An APPETIZING Journey of Hubballi T here are some scrumptious yet nutritious food items that you m