If you are staying on the LBS Marg or have an affinity
for the trees on that road and would like to do your bit
please do get in touch. There is a meeting on the first
Thursday of every month at 7:00 pm at the St. Xaviers
School. Alternatively send an email contact@mesn.org
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trees marked for cutting on LBS Marg
On 28th October 10:30 am a Chipko campaign is being organised
for the trees. Mr. Sunderlal Bahugna of the original Chipko
movement and Mr. Kisan Mehta of Save Bombay Committee who
has over the decades been successful in saving many such trees
in Mumbai will be joining the march from Vikhroli to Mulund.
To participate please come out and congregate around the nearest
tree. Mr. Bahugna will be passing but in a march along the
route.
See what the pictures say
1.)
A large raintree opposite Huma Adlabs in Kanjur Marg
2.)
Two rain trees in front of Huma Adlabs. How much widening
is possible by cutting them? What about the thousands of people
at the Bus Stop who find shade?
3.)
The picture says it all.
4.)
Sections of the road in Bhandup are heavily constricted because
of man made structures and parking which really impedes traffic
movement. How about starting widening here first?
5.)
Large rain trees opposite Johnson and Johnson. What is achieved
by cutting these. Is the current carriage way anyway not much
than the one in picture 4 above?
6.)
Trees to be felled have been marked with red crosses like
these.