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Here are some initiatives taken by individuals and communities to help save the number of sparrows around us from declining further. #WorldSparrowDay

Built by architects Saurabh Gupta and Akanksha Gupta, the EuroSchool near Bannerghatta National Park in Bengaluru imbibes sustainability at its core, and aims to impart learning immersed in nature.

Chhattisgarh's Bawa Mohtara village is home to a unique memorial dedicated to a beloved old crocodile, Gangaram. His endearing story is beacon of hope for human-wild animal coexistence.

Located in Himachal Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala and other states of India, these incredible tree houses offer gorgeous views and magical memories.

Edwin Joseph, a retired technician from BHEL and a resident of Bengaluru, has been unfailingly feeding sparrows for the past 15 years.

Kerala-based Gopalakrishnan KR, a retired bank employee, used his retirement benefits to convert a 1-acre rubber plantation into a mini forest with hundreds of fruit trees, medicinal plants, and more.

Madhya Pradesh-based farmer, Narayan Singh narrates why he has been looking after the peacocks in his village since age 12.

P Muthuswamy of Dindigul-based SEEDS Trust worked with the village community in Ayyalur forests in Eastern Ghats to revive the population of the Grey Slender Loris, an endangered species

When Kalyan Varma switched from corporate job to pursue wildlife photography, he could identify three birds. Now he is saving forests and wildlife

The sunflower farm set up by Deepak Goyal, Director of the Imperial College in Bargarh, Odisha, is enjoyed by students and staff alike. But setting up the farm took immense efforts on the academician's part