IND-2012-66 DAVPS.KBL -Wonders of Herbs
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Students organized a journey to create a herbal garden with the goal of leading a greener and healthier life. They selected a site, cleaned it, and heard expert advice on awareness. Students made placards and posters, interacted with villagers, identified useful herbs in a field visit, and collected herbs. They designed and prepared the herbal garden, filling pots with soil and planting herbs. The garden was inaugurated on September 9th, 2012.
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IND-2012-66 DAVPS.KBL -Wonders of Herbs
- 1. A JOURNEY TOWARDS A GREEN & HEALTHY LIFE
- 2. Group Leaders with Principal, Mentor & guide Teachers
- 3. Site selection & Cleaning drive
- 6. Expert’s Advice and Awareness speech
- 7. Placard & Poster making
- 8. Rally . . .
- 9. Interaction with village people
- 10. Identifying useful herbs in the field visit
- 11. Collection of useful herbal plants
- 12. Visit to local nursery & Collection of herbs
- 13. Pot arrangement, filling soil . . .
- 14. Plantation
- 16. Designing and preparing a Herbal Garden
- 17. Inauguration of herbal garden
- 18. 3rd September, 2012 9th September, 2012