Create beautiful natural threads using grass, jute, coconut fiber, or similar eco-friendly materials. These threads will be tied around trees as a symbol of our commitment to protect nature.

Families or individuals adopt a tree in their neighborhood or park, visiting it regularly and caring for it like a member of the family. Name your tree and learn about its species and needs.

Place small water bowls on rooftops, balconies, or gardens for birds and insects. These small creatures play a big role in pollination—nature's original caretakers.

Plant seasonal flowers to attract bees and butterflies. Pollinators are essential to maintaining healthy ecosystems—they are, in many ways, the protectors of nature.

Create art using fallen leaves, twigs, and natural materials—without cutting or harming trees. October marks the start of autumn, and nature offers many beautiful materials to work with.

Host plastic-free picnics in parks or community gardens. Encourage the use of leaf plates or reusable containers instead of plastic or thermocol. Support local vendors who provide eco-friendly alternatives.