Tree planting at Kasavanahalli Lake – 21st Nov 2015

Inviting nature lovers to plant 300 saplings at Kasavanahalli Lake. 

This is the fourteenth lake where SayTrees will be doing tree plantation. Join this vibrant tree-planting group in its effort to increase the green cover of Bangalore and also save our lakes. 

Date : 21st November 2015
Time : 8:30 A.M.
Venue : Kasavanahalli Lake, Harlur Road
Contact : Durgesh @ 9008659007
 
Please register at: http://bit.ly/1WYZNx1
 

 

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