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Mumbai: Mangrove clean-up drive in Limca Book of Records Nearly 25,000 volunteers, led by campaigner Sarthi Gupta, who approached the state mangrove cell for a joint initiative, cleaned up eight mangrove sites — Bandra, Versova, Borivali, Dahisar, Sewri, Gorai, Bhandup and Airoli.

One of the biggest mission led by and Sarthi Gupta and team with the support of Maharashtra Forest Department.

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Clean Mangroves campaign of MahaForest has been featured in Limca Book Of Records for managing to clear 8,000 tonnes of plastic from 11.03 sq. km of mangroves from 2015 to May 2018. The success of this initiative is due to 25,000 volunteers of India task force led by Sarthi Gupta. This effort supported by Clean mangroves foundation has cleared debris from Bandra, Versova, Dahisar, Sewri, Bhandup and Airoli. Volunteers across 14 colleges in Mumbai worked tirelessly over weekends. The credit for the success of this campaign goes to Forest Secretary Vikas Kharage, IAS APCCF Dr N Vasudevan, Divisional Forest Officer M.M Panditrao and the entire Forest Department.

Bigger it gets, stronger it becomes.
Clean mangroves Campaign in Bandra over 150 volunteers took a lead to clean mangroves.

Bhandup mangrove forest is worth saving from dumped plastics

High hopes of Bandra from these Mangrove volunteers

Airoli citizens make it obvious to protect mangroves from dumped garbage

Thanks Sunil for messaging us and letting us know about the destruction of mangroves.

For complains related to mangrove destruction call 1926

Sudhir Mungantiwar Sir here are some of the results of your initiative, 600000 kgs of trash has been removed from Mangrove forests across Mumbai, Biggest Mangrove Clean Drive in the nation.

Thanks for throwing some light on our initiative.

Stung by public outcry, mangrove cell starts clean-up drive in Vashi - Times of India Navi Mumbai: Responding to public outcry and protests over destruction of the green cover, the mangrove cell of Navi Mumbai has kicked off a cleanline.

Yes this is true, our volunteers nailed it again

720 volunteers clean up mangroves along Bandra's Carter Road of 3,000 kg trash The Maharashtra State Mangrove Cell began its city-wide 'Clean Mangrove' campaign on Saturday, and started with removing 3,000 kg garbage from Carter Road in Bandra. In all, 720 volunteers, including ...