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Patios and Small GardensDue to the small area available to some homeowners and apartment dwellers, patios and small gardens may seem like a challenge to landscape.
What follows are a few simple tips and strategies designed to maximize space, and help you create a lush and vibrant outdoor living area.
A small front-yard in So. Calif. offers a fine example of how one can landscape a small garden. Displaying a nice variety of palms, trees, and ground-covering plants. The natural contours of the walk-way and planting beds help to create the illusion of more space than actually exists.
Container Gardening Examine your patio or small garden, and you will probably see nothing but straight lines and right angles. One trick used by professional landscapers is to "soften" these lines, or "round" the corners with vines or trees grown in large containers and placed tightly against walls, in corners, or at the edge of patios. A good rule of thumb is the old adage, "There are no straight lines in nature". While many people may enjoy a more formal or symmetrical landscape, small gardens tend to benefit from a more natural, less structured design.
Both large and small, containers come in a wide variety of shapes, colors, and designs. By placing a small tree, vine, or flowering shrub, planted in a large container in a corner... then placing around it a variety of smaller plants in pots and containers... you can create a multi-tiered effect with a great deal of texture and color. In addition, you can achieve the same affect along walls or the edge of a patio. Imagine a painters canvas, taller objects will stand in the background with progressively shorter objects working their way into the foreground. This creates a sense of depth, and in smaller gardens this can give the illusion of more depth than actually exists.
One method used to create this illusion of depth, is to employ plants with darker foliage (greens or purples) in the background and place plants with multi-colored variegated leaves, or brightly colored flowers in the foreground. ("Variegated" is a horticultural term for plants who's leaves naturally possess more than one color) Vines, grown in a large container, and trained to cover walls or a trellis, will allow you to cover large areas of your "canvas" and still maximize space in smaller gardens or patios. This will also serve to soften, the rigid box-like feel of smaller areas. In addtion, small, self-contained fountain, waterfall or pond placed against walls, or in corners, can become a focal point, or point of interest from which to build out from.
Low growing plants with multi-colored foliage (variegated), are excellent choices for small gardens. Many possess leaves with striking reds, creams, and pleasant shades of green all on a single leaf. And, can add interest, variety, and texture to areas where they are planted. Many plants referred to as "house-plants" will have variegated foliage or interesting flowers as well. Most house-plants are native to tropical or semi-tropical regions of the world and in warm-winter areas will do well outside year-round.
"House-plants" tend to be shade-loving and so do best in shade gardens or beneath larger plantings. In regions with heavy frost or snow, you will need to bring the plant indoors until the weather warms again. Dwarf varieties of trees are an excellent choice for large pots or ground planting in small gardens. There are literally hundreds of fruiting or flowering dwarf varieties available to the home gardener. Many will also possess leaves with interesting shapes, patterns, or colors, that are sure to add interest and variety to any landscape. Their branches will not shed annoying quantities of leaves, or drop messy fruit that will litter, or stain patio surfaces. In addition, all will have "tame" root systems that do well in large containers, or if planted in the ground will not crack pavement or greedily take water and nutrients from surrounding plants. Finally, fragrant herbs and low-growing plants with colorful flowers make good choices for containers in small gardens. (e.g., Gardenias, Lavender, Jasmine).
Tips on planting in containers When planting in containers, remember that the root system, cannot search beyond the container for food and water. This means the plant will be totally dependent on the nutrients and water you provide. Remember to always use a good quality potting soil, and add an appropriate amount of granulated or slow-release fertilizer when planting. All plants grown in containers will over time, need an application of a good quality liquid fertilizer. Also, when planting in containers, pack the potting soil in tightly to ensure there are no air pockets, or voids that could harm the roots. Finally, always choose a container with drainage holes in the bottom. Without good drainage, fertilizer salts will build up in the soil and can then harm the plant. Container gardening is an excellent way to maximize space, and enliven small gardens or patios. A wide array of plants suitable for container culture are available to the home gardener, and with a little care and planning are sure to enrich any outdoor living space.
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To the picture story posted by Wade.
Wade contacted me for one of the "Ride With a Ranger" oppurtunitys that I offer when I work on the Cle Elum District. As stated our day started at 7am. After the normal office stuff (not so normal this time as the office practiced bugging out so new paint and carpet could be installed). Anyway we headed for the hills.
The thing I discovered the first year I worked this job was that if you take two strangers and put them in the small confines of a jeep and send them to an unbelievable neat place you get the chance to enchange ideas. I have taken Wilderness Rangers with me on motorized trails ( you would not believe what common ideals we share). I have taken the District Ranger out. It was her first time she had ever been in a vehicle offroad (some day ask me about our unintentional slide down a hill backwards). I have taken all my bosses (this is where I learn the most about FS policy). I have taken other complete strangers including my wife (Kim rides with me a lot)(sometimes it's the only way we get weekend time together). All in all it's a goodtime with getting to know others that you may never of had the chance to know. Everyone comes away with a different respect for each other.
I somewhat knew Wade prior to our trip together. After this past weekend we now know each other better and I think we can now more effectively work towards some of our common goals. Working towards a better wheeling oppurtunity for all thru education of our peers and also of those who plan and manage our playgrounds.
Wade, I am glad we had the chance for a daylong exchange. It was a great day. I am glad I got to show you one of my favorite areas. Hope to be able to have you show me arround your stomping grounds.
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Chandi Prasad Bhatt
Chandi Prasad Bhatt (चंडी प्रसाद भट्ट) (born 1934) is an Indian Gandhian environmentalist and social activist, who founded Dasholi Gram Swarajya Sangh (DGSS) in Gopeshwar in 1964, which later became a mother-organization to the Chipko Movement, in which he was one of the pioneers, and for which he has been awarded the Ramon Magsaysay Award for Community Leadership in 1982, followed by the Padma Bhushan in 2005.[1][2] Today he is known for his work on subaltern social ecology, and considered one of India's first modern environmentalist.[3]
Early life[edit]
Chandi Prasad Bhatt was born on 23 June 1934, as the second child of Ganga Ram Bhatt and Maheshi Devi Thapliyal, in a family of priests to the Rudranath Temple in Gopeshwar, one of the "Panch Kedar", the five Himalayan temples dedicated to Shiva, the most venerated amongst them being the Kedarnath Temple.[1] His father who was a farmer, and a priest at a Famous shiva temple at Gopeshwar and the Rudranath Temple, died when Chandi Prasad was still an infant, thereafter he was raised by his mother, in Gopeshwar, Chamoli District of Uttarakhand in India, which was still a very small village. He did his schooling in Rudraprayag and Pauri, but stopped before he could take a degree.[4]
Farmland was scarce in the overpopulated mountains, and so were jobs. Like most men of the mountain villages, Chandi Prasad taught art to children for a year to support his mother, before eventually forced to work in the plains. He joined the Garhwal Motor Owners Union (GMOU) as a booking clerk, posted at various places including, Rishikesh, Pipalkoti and Karnaprayag.
In 1956, Bhatt found hope when he heard a speech by the Gandhian leader Jayaprakash Narayan, who was on a tour of the area. Bhatt and other young people launched themselves into the Sarvodaya movement and Gandhian campaigns, of Bhoodan and Gramdan and organising villages for economic development and fighting liquor abuse throughout the Uttarakhand.[5]
In 1960, he left his job at GMOU, to commit full-time to his Sarvodaya activities, and by 1964, Bhatt had instituted the Dasholi Gram Swarajya Mandal (Society for Village Self-Rule) to organize fellow villagers in Gopeshwar for employment near their homes in forest-based industries, making wooden implements from ash trees and gathering and marketing herbs for ayurvedic medicine-and to combat vice and exploitation.
Curtailment of the villagers' legitimate rights to trees and forest products in favor of outside commercial interests enabled Bhatt, in 1973, to mobilize the forest-wise society members and villagers into the collective Chipko Andolan (Hug the Trees Movement) to force revision of forest policies dating from 1917. Women, who regularly walk three to five miles to the forest to gather and carry home fuel and fodder on their backs, took the lead. True to the movement's non-violent philosophy, these women embraced the trees to restrict their felling.[6] Establishment of "eco-development camps" brought villagers together to discuss their needs within the context of the ecological balance of the forest. Stabilizing slopes by building rock retaining walls, the campers planted trees started in their own village nurseries. While less than one-third of the trees set out by government foresters survived, up to 88 percent of the villager-planted trees grew.
Bhatt and his society colleagues have been helped by sympathetic scientists, officials and college students. Yet theirs is essentially an indigenous movement of mountain villagers, and Chipko Andolan has become an instrument of action and education for members, officials and outsiders, in the realities of effective resource conservation.
Although Bhatt has attended meetings in lowland India and abroad as a spokesman for Chipko, he has remained a man of his community. He, his wife and five children continue to live the simple life of their Himalayan neighbours. In the process he has become knowledgeable and productive in helping ensure his peoples' hard won living. In 2003, he was appointed a member of the 'National Forest Commission', which reviewed all existing policies and legal frameworks relating to forest management, and submitted its report to the Government in 2005.[7]
• GREEN LEGEND- GREENIES ECO AWARD-2010- on 7 December 2010 by NDTV/TOYOTA at New Delhi.
• DOCTOR OF LETTERS (D.LIT ) {HONORIS CAUSA}-2010 awarded by Kumaon University Nainital Uttarakhand India on 22 June 2010. • • REAL HEROES- LIFE TIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD-2010 by Reliance Industries Limited and IBN 18 NET, IBN LOKMAT, IBN 7, CNN-IBN Awarded during March 2010.
• DOCTOR OF SCIENCE (D.SC.) (HONORIS CAUSA)-2008 by Govind Ballabh Pant University of Agriculture and Technology, Pantnagar, Uttarakhand, India.
• SWAMI RAM HUMANITARIAN AWARD-2005 is being presented for exemplary services in the eco-development with community participation
• PADMA BHUSHAN in the year 2005 by the President of India in recognition of unique individual quality.
• INDIAN FOR COLLECTIVE ACTION AWARD in 1997, C.A., USA, for contributions to environmental protection and community service.
• SCHOOL OF FUNDAMENTAL RESEARCH AWARD 1990, Calcutta, in recognition of the profound contribution in the field of science. In dissemination of the fundamental scientific knowledge among different strands of the society and in application of science for human welfare.
• UNITED NATIONS ENVIRONMENT PROGRAM (UNEP) – GLOBAL 500 AWARD 1987, in recognition of outstanding practical achievements in the protection and improvement of the environment.
• PADMASHRI AWARD in the year 1986 by the President of India in recognition of unique individual quality.
• HONORARY CITIZEN OF CITY OF LITTLE ROCK, 1983 – Honoured as an Ambassador of Fellowship and Goodwill for the City of Little Rock by Mayor of City of Little Rock, Arkansas, USA.
• ARKANSAS TRAVELLER, 1983 – Honoured as Arkansas Traveller as an Ambassador of Goodwill by Governor of Arkansas, USA.
• RAMAN MAGSAYSAY AWARD, 1982 – for inspiring and guiding Chipko Andolan a unique movement to safe guard and wise use of the forest.
• Developed and implemented a non-violent methodology for safeguarding the forests of the region from commercial exploitation. Dasholi Gram Swarajya Mandal (DGSM) has coined the term Chipko movement and successfully demonstrated its impact in protecting the vital forest cover of the Alakananda valley.
• United the women of the region under the banner of Mahila Mangal Dals who are today in the forefront of eco-development and conservation activity in the region.
• In the field of protecting the traditional architecture of the region, successfully launched the movement against the renovation of the Badrinath Temple, a Holy Shrine in higher Himalaya. This temple is a symbol of the cultural heritage of the region.
• DGSM could able to activate the local people especially the women of the upper Alakananda valley in eco-restoration program. Through the active participation of the local people, the denuded forest cover has been restored along with improving the terrain status. Recent study carried out by independent scientific institute using satellite remote sensing data show that DGSM could able to generate enough biomass in the vicinity of scarcity prone villages.
• Viewing the contribution made in the field of environmental conservation and disaster mitigation, DGSM has been identified as one the nodal agency in the country especially for the Himalayan region. As a consequence, Sri Chandi Prasad Bhatt has been nominated the member of many high level committees constituted by the Government of India dealing with forest, environment, disaster and developmental planning.
(Selected Books)
1. Pratikar Ke Ankur (Hindi) 2. Adhure Gyan Aur Kalpanik Biswas per Himalaya Se Cherkhani Ghatak (Hindi) 3. Future of Large Projects in the Himalaya 4. Eco-system of Central Himalaya 5. Chipko Experience 6. Parvat Parvat Basti Basti
(Selected Papers)
1. A tale to tell a Dream to remember, Science Age, October 1984, pp. 24–29. 2. Voluntary Agencies : A movement to conserve forest wealth. Indian and Foreign review, Vol. 22, 28 February 1985, pp. 9–11. 3. Studies in eco-development in Himalayan Mountain and Man, pp. 473–479. 4. Hill women, their 6. The Chipko Andolan: Forest conservation based on people's power. Environment and Urbanization. Vol. 2, 1990, pp. 7–18. 7. Heading for disaster. Illustrated Weekly, 27 May 1990. 8. The Chipko Andolan : People's power. The Illustrated Weekly, September 1990. 9. Impact of natural disaster on environment and development: examples from Himalayas and eastern and western ghats. Paper presented in Indian Institute of Public Administration, New Delhi on Disaster Management, 1994, pp. 15–25. 10. The threat to Himalayan eco-system. Encounter, 1998, pp. 158–173. 11. The Chipko movement: Strategies, achievements and impact. Hugging the Himalaya: the Chipko movement (Ed.) S.S. Kunwar, DGSM, Chamoli, India, 1988, pp. 1–16. 12. Earthquake hazards in Central Himalaya: Lesson from Chamoli. In International Conference on disaster management; co-operative networking in South East Asia. IGNOU, New Delhi, 28–30 November 1999. 13. Living with earthquake: Lesson from Chamoli and Rudraprayag (Central Himalaya) – Science and Culture, Vol. 66, No. 1-2, January–February 2000, pp. 16–19. 14. Impact of natural disasters on the environment and development: Examples from Himalaya and Eastern and Western Ghats – Science and Culture, Vol. 66, No. 1-2, January–February 2000, pp. 20–25. 15. Rejuvenating Himalayan eco-system: Experience of Chipko Movement (a participatory approach) – Presented in Global Environment facility COP4/CCD, Bonn, Germany (15 December 2000). 16. Chipko Movement: a non-violent philosophy of harmonious existence. Presented case studies in Non-violence and Social Empowerment Conference, Puri, Orissa (14–18 February 2001), pp. 8–16.
Honorary Positions[edit]
Present Positions • Chairman of Task force on High altitude medicinal plants, National Medicinal Plant Board, Department of Ayush, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (Govt. of India).
• Chairman of Consortium on advisory committee for North western Himalaya for Sustainable Agriculture based Livelihood project, Vivekanand parvatiya Krishi Anusandhan Parishad, (ICAR), Almora (Uttrakhand).
• Advisor of Rural Technology Action Group (Rutag), Office of the Principal Scientific Advisor, Govt. of India.
• Member of the core Committee on National Mission for sustaining Himalayan Ecosystem. He is also member of the Governing body of VIKSAT Ahmedabad.
2003–2009 • Member of the Committee on Special Study Group on Himalayan Glaciers constituted by Office of the Principal Scientific Advisor, Govt. of India. • • Member, State level Committee under Water Conservation Mission – Government of Andhra Pradesh (2003–2005).
• Member, Indian Council of Forestry Research and Education Society – Government of India, Ministry of Environment and Forests (2003–2005).
• Member, Steering Committee for Natural Resources Data Management System Programme – Government of India, Ministry of Science and Technology (2003–2005).
• Member, National Forest Commission – Government of India, Ministry Environment and Forests
• Member, Selection Committee for Indira Priyadarshini Vriksha mitra (IPVM) Award 2004-05-06-07-08. 2002
• Member of the Governing body as well as the society of National Remote Sensing Agency (NRSA), Deptt. of Space, Government of India • Member, State level Committee of oversoeingihe implementation of the Supreme courts, order in the matters of eviction of encroachments from forest land – Andaman and Nicobar Administration, Department of Environment and Forests. • Member, Working group on Disaster Management – Community level Disaster Management Plan, National Center for Disaster Management, Indian Institute of Public Administration, New Delhi • Member, Selection Committee for Indira Priyadarshini Vrikshmitra Awards (IPVM)-2000, Government of India, Ministry of Environment and Forest – NAEB – New Delhi • Member, Steering Committee for Natural Resources Data Management System (NRDMS) Programme – Department Science & Technology, Government of India (2003–2005).
• Member, Selection Committee for the Indira Priyadarshini Vrikshmitra Award 1999: Ministry of Environment and Forest, Government of India. • Member, Indira Gandhi Paryavaran Puruskar Committee, Government of India. • Member, Advisory Committee preparation for the World Summit on Sustainable Development, 2001, Ministry of Environment and Forest, Government of India. • Member, Group to examine the various programs implemented by different ministries for the development of tribals and suggest measures to achieve synergy, Planning Commission, Government of India.
• Member of Indian Council of Forestry Research and Education Society, Ministry of Environment and Forest, Government of India. • Member, Steering Committee on Environment, Forests and Wildlife for the 10th Five-Year Plan (2002–2007), Planning Commission, Government of India. • Special invitees water conservation mission, Government of Andhra Pradesh. • Member, Steering Committee on the Programme for the Application of Science and Technology for the Integrated Development of the Uttarakhand region, Ministry of Science and Technology, Government of India.
• Member, High level Inter Departmental Committee to assess the magnitude of past floods in the upper Alaknanda Basin and suggest suitable measures to reduce the adverse impact of such floods hereafter, Ministry of Agriculture, New Delhi, Government of India. • Member, Sub-group-1-Water and climate related hazards: Constituted by High powered Committee, Ministry of Agriculture, Government of India. • Member, Sub-group-2-Geological hazards: Constituted by High-powered Committee, Ministry of Agriculture, Government of India. • Member, Working Group-2-Strategies for sustainable land use management, Ministry of Environment and Forest, Government of India. • Member, Working Group-3-Local Area Development Programme, Ministry of Environment and Forest, Government of India. 1998 • Advisor, Himwanti-Kathmandu, Nepal. • Chairman, National Standing Committee (Watershed), Council for Advancement of People's Action and Rural Technology, CAPART, Ministry of Rural Development, Government of India. • Chairman, Committee for preparing in "Action plan for forestry sector for the next twenty years", Ministry of Environment and Forest, Government of India. • Member, Advisory Committee to promote the involvement of women in the forestry sector, Ministry of Environment and Forest, Government of India. • Member, Jammu and Kashmir State Council for Science and Technology, Government of Jammu and Kashmir. 1997 • Member, Selection Committee for the Indira Priyadarshini Vrikshmitra Award, Ministry of Environment and Forest, Government of India. • Member, Expert Committee to review National Forest Policy 1998 and its implementation, Ministry of Environment and Forest, Government of India. • Member, Independent Commission for People's Right and Development (ICPRD), New Delhi.
1996 • Member, specialized Committee for exploitation of fallen, dried, and ill trees of UP hills and to make qualitative and quantitative measures regarding to the following of extra decision dated 12 December 1996 of Honourable Supreme Court Writ Petition No. 202/1995 T.N. Godaverman Thirumalkapad vs Government of India and Others, Government of U.P., Ministry of Forest (1996–1997). • Member, National Standing Committee (Watershed), Council for Advancement of People's Action and Technology, CAPART. • Member, Steering Committee on Environment, Forest, Wildlife and Wasteland Development for the formulation of 9th Five Year Plan (1998–2002), Planning Commission, Government of India. • Chairman, RIOD – INDIA, Hyderabad. • Member, Working Committee – 9th Five Yearn Plan (1997–2002), Ministry of Forest, U.P. Government. • Member, Advisory Committee for Economic Development of Kumayun and Garhwal Mandal, Government of U.P., Uttarakhand Development Section, Lucknow. • Member, Council of Management – Vikram Sarabhai Centre for Development Interaction (VIKSAT), Nehru Foundation for Development (1993–2002). • Member, State Wildlife Advisory Council, Government of U.P. • Member, Task Force on Forest Protection, Forest Consolidation, Rate of Deforestation, Forest Research and Survey, Ministry of Environment and Forest, Government of U.P. • Member of Governing Council, Memorandum of Association for Rural Advancement through voluntary action and local environment (Aravali), Government of Rajasthan. • Member, Indira Gandhi Paryavaran Puruskar Committee, Ministry of Environment and Forest, Government of India.
• Member, Committee to develop Modalities and guidelines on integrated watershed management project, etc. CAPART – Ministry of Rural Development, Government of India. • Member, Environment Protection Council of Himachal Pradesh, Government of Himachal Pradesh. • Member Group on People's participation, Planning Commission, Government of India.
• Member of the Indian Official delegation to the United Nations, World Conference on Disaster Reduction, Yokohoma, Japan. • Chairman, National Committee for protection of natural resources, Dharwad, Karnataka. • Member, Steering Committee for the Implementation of UNDP-Project IND/92/038-Strengthening and development of ICFRE – Ministry of Environment and Forest, Dehradun, Government of India.
• Member, Devi apada aur unke dushprabhav ko nyun karne ke liye karya yojanaon ke nirman, anushravan aur kriyanwanayan vishayak niti nirdharan aur nirnay hetu rajya satrieya uchadhikar samiti – Revenue Department, U.P. Government. • Member, Technical Advisory Committee, Himalayan Eco-Rehabilitation Project, ICFRE, Ministry of Environment and Forest, Government of India. • Member, Standing Committee on Voluntary Action for Afforestation and Wastelands Development NWDB, Ministry of Rural Development, Government of India. • Member, National Environment Council, Ministry of Environment and Forest, Government of India. 1992
• Member, National Advisory Council on International Decade for Natural Disaster Reduction, Ministry of Agriculture, Government of India. • Member, National Afforestation and Eco-development Board, Ministry of Environment and Forest, Government of India (1992–1998).
• Member, Central Board of Forestry, Government of India. 1990
• Member of the Council, G.B. Pant Institute of Himalayan Environment and Development, Ministry of Environment and Forest, Government of India. • Member, Brehed Gangotri Vishesh Chetra Vikas Pradhikaran, U.P. Government.
1989 • Member, Science Advisory Committee, Govind Ballabh Pant Institute of Himalayan Environment and Development, Ministry of Environment and Forest, Government of India. • Member, Sarathi, New Delhi. • Member, Research Advisory Group – Forest Research Institute, Dehradun, Government of India. 1988 • Chairman of Trustees, Consumer Education and Research Centre, Ahmedabad. • Member, Environmental Conservation Committee on Forest Conservation Act 1980, Ministry of Environment and Forest, Government of India. • Member, Environmental Conservation Committee, North-Eastern Council, Government of India. • Member, Steering Group on Environment, Forest and Wasteland Development for the formulation of 8th Five Year Plan, Planning Commission, Government of India. • Member, World Bank, NGO Consultation Committee (India), New Delhi.
1987 • Member, Task Force to evaluate the impact of sheep and goats rearing ecological fragile zone, Ministry of Agriculture, Government of India. • Member, Regional Advisory Group (Northern Region), Ministry of Environment and Forest, Government of India. • Member, Steering Committee for Field Demonstration projects for Environment improvement and Eco-development Camp, Ministry of Environment and Forest, Government of India. • Trustee, Consumer Education and Research Centre, Ahmedabad.
1986–92 • Member, Puskar Lake Committee (Rajasthan), Ministry of Environment and Forest, Government of India. • Member, National Wasteland Development Board, Ministry of Environment and Forest, Government of India.
1983 • Member, S.P.W.D., New Delhi. • Member, Advisory Committee on Hill Area, Planning Commission, Government of India. • Member, Working Group on the hill area development programme for the 7th Five Year Plan (1985–90), Planning Commission, Government of India. • Member, Central Steering Committee to monitor the special employment programme in Manipur, Planning Commission (Government of India).
1982 • Member, Working Group to go into the question of cost benefit analysis and socio-economic and socio-cultural impact of hydroelectric project in the Himalayan Region – Planning Commission, Government of India.
1981 • Member, U.P. State Certification Samiti (Khadi and Village Industries Commission, Lucknow). • Chairman, Centre for Science and Environment (New Delhi).
1979 • Member, Committee to recommend development of forestry extension services (Government of India – FRI, Ministry of Agriculture).
1976 • Special Invitee, Committee on the Subsistence of Joshimath.
1975 • Member, Garhwal Van Salahkar Samiti (U.P. Forest Department).
1974 • Member, Reni Chipko Andolan Adhyayan Samiti (Government of U.P., Ministry of Forest).
1971 • Member, Raw Material Advisory Committee of the U.P. Small Industries Corporation (Government of U.P.). • Member, U.P. Small Scale Cottage Industries Board, Directorate of Industries – U.P. Government.
1967 • Secretary, Zila Gandhi Janm Shatabdi Samiti (Government of U.P.)
1963 • Convener, Uttarakhand Sarvodaya Mandal • Regional Secretary, U.P. Sarvodaya Mandal • Regional Secretary, U.P. Shanti Sena
Main talks/lectures[edit]
2006– 2010
(i) "Paryavaran Prabandhan Evam Prakritik Aapda"- Veer Chandra Singh Garhwali Lecture Series-2010 on 16 December 2010 organised by Umesh Dobhal Smriti Trust at Pauri, Uttarakhand.
(ii) " Himalaya Ke Pryavaran Sanrakshan ke Moulik Bindu- Chipko Andolan Ke Anubhav" Delivered in- ICSSR-NER Lecture on 19 November 2010 at Omeo Kumardas Institute of Social Change and Development, Department of Political Science, Cotton College Guwahati.
(iii) Points for Protection conservation and Development of Himalayan Environment Millennium Lecture Geomatics-2008, National Conference on Geomatics for Planet Earth, Bhopal Indian Society of Geomatics and Space Application Centre (Ahmedabad), M.P.Council of Science and Technology, Madhya Pradesh (2008).
(iv) "Himalayan Ecology and Role of People" at Lal Bahadur Shastri National Administration Academy, Mussorriee (Uttarakhand on the Occasion of Science for rural Societies 2008. Training programme for scientist of various renowned Institutions of the country, 2008.
(v) "Forest and Poverty Elimination" on the occasion of World Forestry Day organised by Ministry of Environment and Forest, Government of India at New Delhi in 2007.
(vi) Bharat Ratna Pandit Govind Ballabh Pant Memorial Lecture at Govind Ballabh Pant Agriculture and Technology University, Pantnagar, Uttarakhand-2006.
(vii) Neelambar Joshi Memorial Lecture- Some for points for Protection, Conservation and Development of Himalayan Environment, Neelambar Joshi Smriti Sansthan, Almora, Uttarakhand-2006
2002 – 2005
(i) "Environmental Issues" P. Srinivas Memorial Lecture- 72 Foundation Course – L.B.S.N.A.A.A., Mussoorie, Govt. of India.
(ii) "The fragile Himalayas" – Popular Lecture – Indian Society of Geomatics, Ahmedabad Chapter, Ahmedabad.
(iii) Environment of Himalaya and Experience of Chipko Movement: Lecture delivered in 2nd Bharat Ratna Pt. G.B.Pant memorial Lecture in G.B.Pant University of Agriculture & Technology, Pantnagar. (iv) Himalaya ke Pyavaran Snrakshan aivam Vikas ke Khuch Bindu: Lecture delivered in Neelamber Joshi memorial Lecture, Almora, Uttranchal. (v) Lecture delivered on "Right to Information" as a Chief Guest during the 1st anniversary celebration of right to Information Act,2005 organized by Uttaranchal Information Commission, Dehradun.
2001 – "Environmental Issues" P. Srinivas Memorial Lecture – 70th Foundation Course – L.B.S.N.A.A.A., Mussoorie, Government of India.
2000 – Environmental sustainability in the Himalaya: The Chipko Experience – 67th Foundation Course for Civil Services – L.B.S.N.A.A.A., Mussoorie, Government of India.
1999 – "Paryavaran Bigad – Prakritik Apdaon ko Nyota" P. Srinivas Memorial Lecture – 66th Foundation Course – L.B.S.N.A.A.A., Mussoorie, Government of India. 1997 –
(viii) "Making the impossible – possible" Indian for collective action Program – Sremford Faculty Club – C.L., U.S.A. (on 16 November).
(ix) People's Action to Save the Himalayas Environment – Bharatiya Temple, 955 Haslett MI, U.S.A. (on 20 November).
1996 – "Calamities and its implication on Himalayan Eco-system" Laxminarayan Kala Memorial Lectures – Indian Society of Remote Sensing – Ahmedabad, Chapter.
1994 – "Himalaya paryavaran avm prabhavit log" – Navratri lecture series, Burhanpur, Madhya Pradesh.
1993 (i) "Local Institution for National Resources Management" – foundation Day lecture of Youth for Action, Hyderabad.
(ii) Lecture on "National disasters and Development – from an Affected Community Perspective" – India Disaster Management Training Country Workshop, Indian Institute of Public Administration, New Delhi.
(iii) SAC Lectures on "Himalayan Paryavaran" Hindi week celebration – Space Applications Centre – Indian Space Research Organization – SAC P.O., Ahmedabad.
(iv) Paryavaran sanrakshan mein gaer sarkari sansthaon ke sambandh ki bhumika: Chipko karyakaram ke sambandh mein – Training Workshop for Indian Administrative Officers at Uttar Pradesh Administrative Academy, Nainital.
(v) "Prakriti sanrakshan mein logon ke bhumika : Chipko ke anubhav" : Delivered public lecture at Bilaspur and Ambikapur, Madhya Pradesh organized by Public Relation Department, Government of M.P.
1991 – "Prakriti Saranchan Me Hamari Bhumika" – Chetana Lecture Series, Jalana, Aurangabad, Maharashtra.
1989 – Lecture on "Environment and Development" at Le CIRED (Centre International de Recherches sur 1'Environment et le Developpement), Miason des Sciences de 1'Homme, 54, Boulevard Raspail 75006. Metro Sèvres Babylone (on 7 October).
- ^ a b A Gandhian in Garhwal The Hindu, Sunday, 2 June 2002.
- ^ A clutch of crusaders across India are ready to stake their reputations and devote their lives to saving the environment.. The Times of India, 22 September 2002.
- ^ ..the first modern Indian environmentalist, and also to being the greatest... Ramchandra Guha, The Telegraph, 4 September 2004.
- ^ BIOGRAPHY of Chandi Prasad Bhatt The 1982 Ramon Magsaysay Award for Community Leadership.
- ^ Chandi Prasad Bhatt Gandhi today: a report on Mahatma Gandhi's successors, by Mark Shepard. Published by Shepard Publications, 1987. ISBN 0-938497-04-9. Page 65.
- ^ Pathak, Shekhar. "gaura-devi-a-leading-lady-of-chipko-movement-2/". Retrieved 2 September 2011.
- ^ Justice Kirpal to head National Forest Commission The Times of India, 21 February 2003.
External links[edit]
- "A Gandhian in Garhwal" by Ramachandra Guha, The Hindu, 2 June 2002
- Hug the Trees! by Mark Shepard
- Citation for the 1982 Ramon Magsaysay Award for Community Leadership and response
- Website of the Nanda Devi Campaign, the successor to the Chipko Movement
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Lucca's Birth 5-21-04I went on the 20th (2:45pm) to my appointment with my midwife, Ann. I asked her to strip my membranes. the baby
had dropped down 2 cenimeters that morning. on my drive home i started feeling crampy. when i got home it was 4:30pm. i
picked up a few things around the house and got out my canvas and paints to paint a picture for my midwife. my back hurt
and i was cramping in what seemed to be a pretty regular pattern, though i wasnt timing because i was too busy trying to
keep the kids entertained so i could paint...dont ask me what i was thinking! LOL
I called Gabe at 5pm to ask him to come home because I thought labor was starting and I was having a tough time
dealing with the kids. He got home about an hour later and i asked him to feed the kids because i was leaving to go down
the street to a friend of mine's house so she could time my rushes for me. i walked down to her house, definantly
noticing the rushes, but they didnt really hurt, just were uncomfortable. i stayed at my friend's house till about 8pm
and she timed my rushes, they were about 15 sec long and about 1 1/2 minutes apart. i called my midwife and told her and
she told me to try and sleep.
i went home and took a bath which made almost unable to feel the rushes, although they were still happening. i
got out of the bath and laid down in my room trying to rest, but could not- i was too uncomfortable. at 10pm i asked Gabe to put the kids down so he could come time the rushes for me. He timed them from about 10:30 till 11:30, when he fell asleep... During his timing they were 2-3 minutes apart lasting 35-45 seconds. i was able to talk through them, but
preferred not to. after he fell asleep i started timing them myself-- i was obsessed with timing them because i was
afraid for some reason this wasnt really labor and i didnt want to call my midwife out to the house unless it was. i
timed from 12-1am and they were every 2 minutes for im not sure how long because i couldnt concentrated on timing
Since Gabe was sleeping i started to get tense and i knew i needed some support and i knew he was going to keep
falling back asleep. so i called two of my girlfriends over to keep me company. they were so great! we were having tons
of fun, listening to music and cracking jokes in between contrations.my midwife and her assistant finally came at around
3 or 4 am , and Ann checked me. i was at 4 cm! i was very pleased that this was the real thing and i was progressing.
however Ann checked me during a rush (on purpose) and it hurt like hell!! it felt like buring hot pokers being shoved
into me..
Ann said "ok, time to start walking!" so around the nieghborhood we went at like 430am.. strange people are out
at such odd hours! im sure we were a group of the strangest, 4 woman one of them hugely pregnant and making all this
ruckus. at first i was still trying to walk through the rushes, but i definantly couldnt talk and i had to close my eyes
and hold hands with Ann and one of my friends so i wouldn't walk into anything, but by about halfway through i was
moaning and stopping during each rush to grab and lean on the nearest shoulder. we were still having alot of fun between
rushes and i was laughing so much my face hurt. we walked for a hour and them Ann finally let me go back inside to get
in my birth pool.
horray! it felt heavenly! i stayed in there for hours sighing and moaning through the rushes. the pool made it
so easy to shift positions, even during a rush. finally sometime after sunrise i asked Ann to check me . i hurt worse
than the first time! i was 7-8. i decided to labor for a while on the bed while everyone dozed, including me (during
rushes that is!) it was so strange because i totally fell asleep during the breaks, and it felt lke i still in the pool,
floating and that i was sleeping for 30 mins at a time. but when the next rush would come I'd be aware that the same
song was still playing.
i got back in to pool for a while and at this point my water still hadnt broken..Ann said if it didnt break by
10am she could break it. i agreed and at ten she broke it. immeadiatly i could feel the difference in the rushes. there
was a sharpness, an edge that wasnt there before. at the peak of each rush my vocalizations got high pitched and i felt
like i was losing the calm from the rest of the labor.
i got back in the pool but it was still very intese i was feeling like an insaine fish, thrashing around the
pool. An hour after my water broke i asked Ann to check me again, and she did. she said i was 10, but there was a
swollen cervical lip in front and it was from the forward leaning positions i kept gravitating too. she asked me to try
squatting outside the pool which i did. i tryed about 3 rushes like this and then she checked again, still there. she
she said i needed to lay on the bed flat on my bak so she could push the lip out of the way while i pushed.
this next part was tourture. while she had me pushing she had her hand inside me and it HURT SO BAD. i could
keep any measure of control. i was thrashing and screaming and cussing. i felt like a tornado. i remember screaming at
her to that her "f&%$ing hands were driving me nuts!" when the lip was gone i was told to really push, but i was
screaming to hard so Ann said , "stop screaming and push!" (nicely) so i took this opportunity to bite the hell out of
my upper arm and brear down. Ann said "good! i can see the head!" i felt the imeanse size and weight and pressure of the
head and was blown away. i said "this isnt going to work!" and she said "it is working!" so i pushed .
the head crowned on the same contration and i was screaming SO LOUD. i thought the walls would break from my
screams. they said "Stop pushing, are you even having a contration" i said " i dont f^%$ing care if i am!!!" and i
pushed her right out in the next breath! Ann put her on my tummy, i could hear Kiryn shouting "our baby, look our baby!"
she hardly cried just a little cry then she closed her eyes and took a little nap. she was very pink and COATED in tons
of vernix. she was so cheesy!!
Lucca was born at 11:45 am, and was 19 1/4 inches long and 6 pounds 4 oz. she has dark hair and the softest
skin. i am in love!!
my birth was different than i imagined it, but was great none the less, and afterwords i kept saying " i did it,
i had a homebith!!"


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In Stoney Creek for Work and looking for Chow Worthy places to go
I am in town for 3 nights. I understand that Niagara On the Lake is only 20 mins away but fear I don't have any transport other than taxis.
Working at Queenston and Lake and staying on Centennial Parkway.
There's a great little vegetarian Indian restaurant, The Himalaya, at 160 Centennial Parkway N.(in a strip mall on the corner of Centennial & Violet, just 1 block south of Barton) It's well known for sweets & takeout; no liquor license, but there are a few tables, and the food is great.
Not a bad little area :
Pho Dau Bo at 800 Queenston Rd., Unit 18 does a decent pho. Just down the road, and on my list to try, is Red Rocket Wings at 754 Queenston. Let me know what you think if you go. Also, there is a Denningers German market at 826 Queenston for great lunch stuff and they also have a lunch counter. Lastly, Bill Mcvicars Scotich bakery for meat pies at 184 Queenston at Gray.
If you get a chance, get up to Highland Country Market (not a Highland Farms) on Highland Rd. Amazing quality and selection of meats at fantastic prices plus great dill pickles in a keg.
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Definitely Memphis fire BBQ. Check the other thread for recommendations. Everything I have had so far has been good except for the chicken wings (didn't like the sauce at all). Brisket is really good.. if you go Monday to Wednesday they have fried chicken which is pretty good but I saw go for the smoked food instead. Other nights of the week are ribs.. but, if you want ribs or chicken I suggest you call in to reserve an order because they do tend to sell out.
Other things around there- On Centennial Parkway itself there is a new gourmet burger place close to the Burger King there. I think it is called The Union or something like that. I haven't been but many an option for a meal at some point.
If you are on a budget at all you could consider using the bus too : http://www.hamilton.ca/CityServices/Transit Pretty sure there is a bus that goes fairly close to Memphis fire and I imagine you could take it across HWY 8 from centennial...
Also, consider going to Locke St. in Hamilton (Stoney creek is part of Great Hamilton area). I am not sure how far the driving distance but if you search here for Locke you will find some recommendations like Pizza NaRoma : http://www.naroma.ca/


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Boomerang Kids
Oprah.com | January 01, 2008
In recent years, there has been an increasing number of adult children "boomeranging" back to the nest, mainly due to financial issues. They're returning at a time when parents are starting a new phase of their lives, so it sometimes feels unnatural to have their children back in the home. So what should you do if one of your children wants to come back home? Rabbi Shmuley offers some advice.
Rabbi Shmuley says the most important thing is that your child knows your home is always their home, no matter what his age. "I don't believe a child should ever be made to feel like they don't have a home," he says. "Parenting doesn't end when a child reaches the age of legal maturity—you are a parent for life."
Another vital step is to find out why your child is coming back home. Is it because she can't make ends meet? Maybe it's a more serious issue involving dependency or an inability to hold down a job. "You have to inspire them to move on with their lives," Rabbi Shmuley says. "Not because you don't want them at home, but because you want them to maximize their potential. You want them to find their own environment, a circle of friends, a place where they can contribute."
No matter what the reason, Rabbi Shmuley says it's essential to make your child feel welcome. "Remember, one of the reasons your child came home is because they're questioning their ability to go out in the world."
Today's Shmuleyism
"Parenting has no 'sell-by' date. Even when your kids are grown adults, they are still your responsibility. So if they have to move back in, welcome them, while lovingly encouraging them to always reclaim their independence."
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so you are all tough guys huh?? ... what do you do then watching break videos?? ... why are you not seeing a page with gore videos and listening to metallica on the background?? ... (and you know guys do not download songs from internet ... lars Ulrich will not be able to buy its seventh mansion in Beverly Hills if you do that)...about the kid...if with this age...he dont like see a cute girl singing on a video...hmmm i have bad news for you boy...
Everyone and their mom needs to tweet this dumb ho and tell her to "stop" we don't need MORE stupid as young girls, they are already dumb as a shoe to begin with.
THIS IS MY VIDEO THEY STOLE IT. Watch the real video at youtube.com with the url /watch?v=QdnE9EAFq7E ... This video isn't fake or coached.. he had an even better reaction to Justin Bieber's - Boyfriend so I recorded him when I showed him this song.
first time to hear this song. looks like im not missing anything by never listening to radio anymore
The KID not only RIGHT but he got taste and he SMART .......Good job kid...
there is a direct correlation between increase in suicide rate and the number if times this song is played on the radio
the kid looks like he's got bugs with all the rubbing and scratching he's doing. He also has a pi55 poor attitude. way to raise him dad. FAIL
the first time this song came on at the bar and all the hot chicks went out to the dance floor and started shaking their asses, i reached the conclusion that the song's really not all that bad. Still a funny vid though.
wow! all kinds of respect of father towards son why don't you be his bitch for the day too
THIS IS MY VIDEO THEY STOLE IT. Watch the real video at youtube.com with the url /watch?v=QdnE9EAFq7E ... P.S. he doesn't usually speak like this but this horrible music is a great excuse.
surely he will turn out to be a good kid.... smacka across the facea, would be had if I talked to an elder like that at that age.
It will be a cold day in hell before this song stops being milked for what it is worth in these stupid 'viral' videos.
wow- the trail is just better & better, itchy & scratchy.. (internet safe my ass) I know who bio hazard is 3rd world teacher.) isnt this channel from FJ?) cause my friends from 5 years ago showed me fj) as John Lennon said ~I've Bee n sittin her e (sp) watching the WHEELS GO ROUND N ROUND~~(GET OUR DRIFT)..(anyway-glad u finally put stuff down on paper) bout itchin like infections etc..HAPPY TUESDAY!! I AM A FORGIVING BLACK BEAUTY!!
where in the video or description does it say that they're father and son? why don't you over react a little more?
It's obviously fake, the dad told him what to say, you can clearly tell by "how" he says the final statements, that he was coached, he is just repeating lines. I know this because I have nephews this age and adults love to make them say things, and they always run away after saying whatever it is, because they are embarrassed as it was not their own words.


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Genetic recombination ensures proper chromosome segregation during meiosis and is essential for genome stability and tumor suppression. DNA synthesis after Rad51-mediated DNA strand invasion is a crucial step during recombination. PCNA is known as the processivity clamp for DNA polymerases. Here, we report the surprising observation that PCNA is specifically required to initiate recombination-associated DNA synthesis in the extension of the 3' end of the invading strand in a D loop. We show using a reconstituted system of yeast Rad51, Rad54, RPA, PCNA, RFC, and DNA polymerase delta that loading of PCNA by RFC targets DNA polymerase delta to the D loop formed by Rad51 protein, allowing efficient utilization of the invading 3' end and processive DNA synthesis. We conclude that PCNA has a specific role in the initiation of recombination-associated DNA synthesis and that DNA polymerase delta promotes recombination-associated DNA synthesis.
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Don't wanna always sound like a cheapo.
I know i've posted a few threads on replica questions and stuff but I don't want people to start thinkin " Why does this guy want to mod his Bimmer if he's just gonna cut corners". I've actually got some good mods like " p46's w/dde's and 6000k with matching Hid fogs, a Uuc Tse3 on the way, Ecis Cai, and every minor accessory known to man. But when it comes to Bbk's and Rims were talkin' serious cash, which I just can't justify paying in my current situation and with that said. I was wondering if anyone makes replicas of wheels that we all want but can't afford? I don't know if I should mention any names but they do start with DP, HR, and IF. Never seen any replicas of those wheels and would certainly appreciate any replies if you guys know anywhere that manufactures them. Hope this post piss anyone off.
do you not like the replica CSLs? Pricing is more then reasonable with tires...
if you like big lip wheels and youre on a budget you might want to look at Axis supermesh |
Or Beyerns if you can find the rear staggered in stock.
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Csl reps are great looking just bought them, very high quality.
Whatta bout those moven replica hamman Pg2's. They look so good. I'm wondering how heavy they are and if u think they're a bad idea.
Fiber-Design carries 18s/19s and or other sponsers...I think modbargains too :) |
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its not up yet
Contact us about CSL wheels - I have them installed on my own personal car and therefore can answer ANY questions you could ever think of about these wheels. Buy with confidence from a seller who is passionate enough about the wheels to put them on his own personal car.
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