If you want you will find a way to do it

Students from Manali while hiking for Bhrigu lake decided to collect strewn waste

While on a trip, trek, leisure holidays we must spare a part of it for the ecosystem ☘️

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Good Morning from Dharamsala… a clean gurgling river is a soothing sound & a pleasing sight. Satwant Atwal,IPS Ramesh Pandey Sandeep Dhawal @dharadharamsala healing himalayas

Young generation is taking the lead ☘️

Approx 11 tonnes of solid waste is being segregated at the source in Manali everyday - it’s an effort of 1 year 2 months

Final disposal is still a problem but MC is working to streamline it in next 6 months

Sometimes education, awareness & infrastructure development doesn’t go…

Inspiring bureaucrats of Himachal Pradesh to take up cycling for a purpose

Shimla- Kinnaur- Spiti-Atal tunnel- Manali

A journey filled with adventures with a mission

Late post but worth mentioning

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GHNP - Great Himalayan National Park

The good energy we exchange during a cleanup campaign is the reason why so many people keep coming back for the cleanups.

celebrating small progresses to keep spirits high while working in a tough terrain gives us the sense of achievement

Nothing fancy Just a simple non glamorous work in the Himalayas

Source segregation - collection - further segregation at MRF & transportation to a recycler

Last chain of the process needs to be addressed- instead of transportation we must recycle the waste/material within the…

Indian Responsible Tourism Award by Outlook Traveller

Thank you so much for strengthening our belief

In a very short span of 8 years I can personally for sure say I have lived for the Himalayas, with the Himalayas and in the awe & gratitude of this kind master

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Mangroves of Gharapuri (Elephanta caves)

Waste strewn through tributaries, Nallahs ending up in the ocean and eventually in the mangroves of nearby islands

Ek Saath Foundation is setting up an MRF at the island soon

Mumbai folks be a part of it ☘️🙏🏼

#CelebratingIndia | Meet Pradeep Sangwan and his dedicated team of volunteers who have cleared waste from the foothills of the Himalayas.

healing himalayas Pradeep Sangwan

#OutlookTraveller #HealingHimalayas #HealingHimalayas Foundation #HHF

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Our beautiful Planet

When everything is covered under the snow (including garbage) what a heavenly view it is.

The might of Himalayas makes me wonder who are we to heal the Himalayas, we are healing ourselves and not the other way around

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Proud of you BOYS!

Waste segregation in Manali

In February we will complete 1 year of work in Manali

We can say proudly except for a few hotspots waste is being segregated at the rate of 90%

Year 2024 is to make Manali 100% in terms of segregation & proper prosesing (we are a little behind in…

Impact of our habits on the wildlife

There are so many ways pollution can happen, from people carelessly tossing an item on the ground to the wind lifting items from recycling bins or landfills.

Plastic pollution is especially perilous for wildlife.

Discarded plastic trash…

For a better tomorrow, healing himalayas organized a clean-up drive in Reckong Peo. This isn’t the first initiative, and it won’t be the last, as the situation in Reckong Peo is worsening day by day.

A question to the audience: What can be done?
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Close to 10000 vehicles entered Atal tunnel during long weekend

Two small villages Sissu & Khoksar currently enjoying the max benefit but the amount of trash left behind is a cause of concern

Unless & until as a community if we aren’t worried nothing is going to change

Our…

On 28-Dec-2023, healing himalayas organized a cleanup drive in mutual cooperation with the District Hospital and T.S. Negi College students. brelingi_youths_club also showed their participation and support to this cause.
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Heroes of the Himalayas… healing himalayas Pradeep Sangwan

3 tons of glass
500kg paper
700 kg plastic
& 300 kg metal

Circular economy in waste management especially in Himalayas is challenging

No EPR (extended producers responsibility) or carbon credit

Hardly any corporates to collaborate for CSR

Yet we do our bit…

Since last world #mountainday we have collected 2160 tonnes of solid waste from different parts of the Himalayas

Thank you for joining us 🤗

Our bit for the mountains but we still have a long way to go

Happy world mountain day ☘️