THE LIVING NATURAL RESOURCE SITE

DELHI


Natural Heritage First


Maps Yamuna Flood Plains


The river Yamuna, a major tributary of the Ganges, comes down to Delhi from the Himalayas. Its been coming down for over 50 million years , running its banks during the monsoon , swollen with water and depositing sands on its floodplain. This sandy layer on top is now about 40 meters deep and 100sq km in area - that's a lot.

Participation

In the light of this violation of their natural heritage - the protected area of the floodplains, we ask citizens, schools, colleges, foundations, organizations, individuals to mark out an area of this invaluable resource that they can adopt for protection from pollution and encroachments by writing to the Lt. Governor for permission to do so. For the value of the floodplain we refer the reader to the Knowledge Section (I) of the site. You can seek help from us and inform us of your initiative

 

 

  Ridge/Yamuna
 
Ridge



Yamuna



  Knowledge
 


Non-invasive solutions for use of live resource and its economic benifits.




  Maps
 
Lays the ground work for estimating the volume of live natural resource



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