Preserving Bio Diversity in Badwah – Municipal Council Badwah

Preserving Biodiversity in Badwah

Inadequate waste treatment systems led to environmental and health concerns, as wet, dry, and faecal waste lacked proper disposal mechanisms, affecting sanitation and biodiversity.
Waste accumulation in rivers and open spaces resulted in environmental degradation, harming ecosystems and reducing the quality of natural habitats.
Unregulated use of polythene caused widespread pollution, with ineffective enforcement of bans leading to continued environmental hazards.
Limited public awareness of sustainable waste management practices hinders participation in Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle (3R) initiatives, impacting long-term waste reduction efforts.
Old dump sites posed major health and ecological risks, with improperly managed trenching grounds releasing pollutants into the air, soil, and water.

Air quality improved significantly, with increased green spaces and proper waste management reducing harmful pollutants in the environment.
Restored natural habitats provided shelter for various species, benefiting local birds, insects, and small wildlife, contributing to biodiversity conservation.
Polythene waste was notably reduced, leading to cleaner public spaces and improved waste disposal habits among residents.
Former waste dumping sites were revitalised into botanical gardens, transforming hazardous land into recreational and educational green spaces.
Citizen participation in waste management and conservation programs increased, with greater public involvement in sustainability initiatives and long-term environmental preservation efforts.

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Kuldeep Prajapat at snspes@gmail.com

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