I am 16 and I will try to make a forrest in my city. Together we can save the planet. Dream big guys!

@letstalkfriends2635

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you I am 17 ! I have the same dream !

@orange4867

2 жыл бұрын

sorry to burst your bubble kid but the planet isn't dying

@pearljantjies2562

2 жыл бұрын

Love it. Me too. I. M gonna grow a forest

@stefanotonelli5190

2 жыл бұрын

you can do it!

@sumitgpatil

2 жыл бұрын

@@orange4867 Lol...

New life goal: buy a large property that was used for animal farming and build a Forrest instead. Swap out cruelty for kindness. Help heal the planet.

@sarthakjoshi9824

3 жыл бұрын

Go vegan

@madmady8278

3 жыл бұрын

@@sarthakjoshi9824 Already am, 3 years strong!

@Anglofilia

3 жыл бұрын

My plan for next year :-)

@s3nyukt3

2 жыл бұрын

hope you succes

@ac4185

Ай бұрын

Vegan won’t do a thing. If humans are increasing in population, it is bigger cities, more social justice warriors on the internet, more processed vegan food using tons of chemicals.

I love the emotion of this guy when he speak about the project feeling the benefit for humanity, here is the difference with Steve jobs that was cold as a machine feeling the benefit for his pockets

@upresins

4 жыл бұрын

True- he seemed to be restraining himself, checking his emotion, lest it burst.

@harishgokul3549

3 жыл бұрын

And now, Apple is sponsoring 3000 acres of forest to offset their carbon footprint. How's that?

Shubendu Sharma gives excellent solution to solve the problem of deforestation. Planting trees and making forests should be made as mass movement. I hope these kind of ideas are very much necessary for everyone to take part in this noble mission. Kudos to Sharma and his team. Highly recommended.

@alonespirit_1Q84

6 жыл бұрын

Open School Completely Agreed!!

@CitiesoftheFuture

6 жыл бұрын

that was 2014... Who knows what is he doing now? 2018

@claudiazacarias3063

6 жыл бұрын

Open School im so happy some people care about deforestation. And im willing to make mass movements of forest making.

@claudiazacarias3063

6 жыл бұрын

RapistAndFalse ProphetMuhammed 100% right

Amazing project to help Mother Earth and us. Thank you so much for all this ideas. I am also starting my own little forest , I already planted 250 seedlings for a biodiverse forest . Different Philippine Native Tree Species.

Thanks to your knowledge, I have planted my tiny forest accordingly. Some of the trees in my 3 year old forest are higher than the one close by which the owner planted only teakwood 10 years ago. Thank you so much.

AMAZING. This is what I was searching for, Thanks TED and Thank you Shubhendu Sharma

Small and crisp with real world application, really good job.

Thanks Shubhendu for taking a real and unselfish step towards a sustainable world!

i want a job in your company...:) i love this work

@justgivemethetruth

9 жыл бұрын

Me too ... this is really fantastic.

@edstar83

9 жыл бұрын

Me three.

@justgivemethetruth

9 жыл бұрын

***** I could do Australia ... no way I would live in Saudi Arabia.

@edstar83

9 жыл бұрын

They should force logging companies to do this every time they murder a tree to make toilet paper.

@chrisgreen8539

9 жыл бұрын

edstar83 They do. It's called tree planting.

We need this around the world, Regardless of whether there is a climate problem or not, this adds so much value for everyone!

Amazing. Thank you for this.

Well done! This is a worthwhile noble and useful thing !!

Thanks. Am really thinking about doing exactly this.

Truely amazing what we can do if we just put some time and determination in to our goal, I hope nothing but the best will come for this

Bhaiya u r awesome.. I have similar ideas of business model n I was thinking always that only I had such ideas..but vvv nice to see u who is actually making it happen...thank you ur my inspiration...I hope I get a chance to meet u

Thank you so much sir ..for the honest initiative

I have worked in the Swedish forestry industry (I've planted many forests myself!) and even in the cold and low nutrition soil of northern Sweden the trees I planted will be ready for harvest in "only" 50 - 70 years.

Amazing Initiative….this will solve the problem of deforestation. It is important to create a sustainable environment for the future generation…

Very impressive..keep up the good work !

Love it!

This is amazing

Beautifully explained

What an inspiration !

loved this ted talk!

Fantastic & do-able even in Cities like Mumbai

Amazing Ted Talk! :)

love this!

This is good for all of us...

amazing vedio! .wish everyone did this.

Wowww... I was looking for u sir... Searching for ur website

This is absolutely beautiful.

This is brilliant, making this process into an easily copied, cheap and profitable process is the only way it's going to catch on in the west. And with the limited space this requires it could drastically decrease big cities co2 emissions provided the shrubs can survive that amount of polution. This has been needed for the last 70 years and I pray it will catch on.

This kind of reforestation is half the puzzle to overcoming global warming and species loss. Humanity needs to keep its processes separate from nature so that we do not destroy it and we have nature to appreciate and learn from. Virtually every invention we have comes from nature, and we usually push it too far until it is a problem. There is another guy, Allan Savory, who did a talk similar to this to which he added vegetative eating animas, cows, horses, buffalo, etc to speed the process up by their natural composting abilities. The whole face of the planet could be changed, and the climate as well.

@whatilearnttoday5295

9 жыл бұрын

I'd say the opposite. We have to integrate our processes into nature and work with ecosystems to produce more volume and diversity of products by using natural processes. "Nature" as something to lock-up and appreciate from a road-side lookout is damaging to our immersion and engagement..... I do like Allan Savory, and I do like "weeds", and I do believe intensive grazing can help *some* habitats, however it should be noted his work has largely been debunked.

@whatilearnttoday5295

9 жыл бұрын

Checkout "Gunter Pauli: The Blue Economy" lecture on ABC Australia, or his shorter less detailed TED talk.

@Law19157

7 жыл бұрын

@What I learnt today You're right, forcing the human population to condense into small areas does more harm than good, it worsens pollution. Appreciating from the road side is stupid.

Now this is a kinda sales pitch masquerading as ted talk I don't hate. He's doing a phenomenal job.

EXEMPLO A SER SEGUIDO POR TODOS NÓS. OBRIGADA. ABRAÇOS..ANGELA REIS

It is a wonderful experience to grow dense forest in 100 sq. meters in 10 years. Nice thought. It is the need of the time in Bharat.

Yes!

Excellent work

Inspiring!! Kepp up the great work Mr. Shubhendu Sharma.

Impressive!

Well done good Sir.

Fantastic!

Trully an idea worth...growing. :)

Hey iam from Mannheim-Germay we, a local group planted this Tiny Forest like 3 weeks ago

I loved it....

Why arent we doing this a lot more over the world? We need this!!

I proud you.you are great.i meet you.op.jindal.haryana.

This is great

he needs to come to the desert of Arizona and plant some of these. The cost would be astronomic

Beautiful

sir can u please tell what type of plants we should grow for dense forest n how much space need for it . thanks

Good!, more green :D

Awesome

Wow, the project is so excited and inspiring!!! Really want to join you!!! And wish this program could set up in China!! Just have one question, do your program consider the bioscurity issues while it dicied what speciese to plant? For example, people from New Zealand or Madagascar, or other isolatated island which has very special flora and fauna want some advise. As their ecosystem is unique and fragile, will your program evaluate the unique ecosystem while giving advise? because those plants are growing very fast, just wonder if they might be protaitially invasisve to the ecosystem if they escaple from the gardens?

Shubhendu! I am keen to work as a volunteer.. Seeking support! Rgds

Very interesting

I'm curious about the long-term effects. What happens to the soil? Will there be enough water and sunlight? What do you do if the plants die (since they're so densely packed you can walk up to them)? Great idea overall, especially for countries like China and India, but I'm not sure how long something like this will last.

Nice🙌🙏

🎉WILL GROW

Please,would you write subtitles in spanish? Or even in english? Thanks a lot.

so long as roots don't weaken the foundations of nearby buildings, then I advocate this as a scheme which should be implemented as widely as time will allow

@Eschen_

9 жыл бұрын

as far as I know roots strengthen ground rather than weakening it

@Arahvhel

9 жыл бұрын

kingmensch Foundation =/= Ground, he is talking about roots "breaking" the foundation, which is the concrete supporting the buildings/houses

@MostlyLoveOfMusic

9 жыл бұрын

Yes, exactly. It is the reason why it is not recommended to plant large trees near to buildings, or to construct near to trees which are still growing

@Eschen_

9 жыл бұрын

Arahvhel Whoops. I'm not a native english speaker^^

@novahina

6 жыл бұрын

MostlyLoveOfMusic Some species of trees do not disturb the ground next to.buildings and some trees does especially the agressive roots ones and the most tallest of all

please provide your online link

Neat.

How you can help me to creat such innovative work in my native place near Nanded Maharashtra. Lot of hilly area is available and in that area rain fall is very limited.

We're gonna need this to replant all the rainforest we've deforested

Mr. Sharma Can I have the link to your website?

👏👏

this is cool

I want to help my country to do the same one day

Interesting. How can we contact you?

@lukes5461

9 жыл бұрын

Try www.afforestt.com/

nice

I want to work with your company and want to do this kind of thing

I'd like to grow one on my face please. Puberty has not been so kind

@seenivasaneee759

6 жыл бұрын

You can plant onion and garlic on the wasteland... You will not able to harvest it.

How can i learn ?

I m from Delhi & I want to work with you this great project. please reply

Wow ou ! Permaculture is finally expending rapidly !

I am from pune. Guide me how to join your movement.

I want to do this....

Cool, I kind of wish it could be used around where I live, but we have a grassland ecosystem.

@k.s.k.7721

9 жыл бұрын

Grasslands are the first step in natural succession - nature uses grasses to hold soil. Then the first small, tough shrubs and herbs, then things like wild blackberries and small trees, and finally forest. You can absolutely do the succession faster, and start your own forest! Videos by Geoff Lawton, or google "food forest" for ideas.

@chrisgreen8539

9 жыл бұрын

I second K.S.K.'s advice to check out Geoff Lawton's Permaculture videos and permaculture website(s).

@kokofan50

9 жыл бұрын

Chris Green You don't get it. Forests aren't what should be around where I live. My point was that the native ecosystem is grassland, see as I live on the southern edge of the great-planes, and the trying to create a hyper-dense mini-forest would be destroying the local ecosystem.

@chrisgreen8539

9 жыл бұрын

I'm not saying this is an end-all solution, but it can be a site-specific tool worth investigating. Also, this method does oversaturate the very local environment it is created, I think. It might appear to have great initialresults in the 5 or 10 year initial period, but fall to pieces in 15 or 20 years... we shall see. Each location would have it's own proper permaculture path to follow: the prairies grasslands were the end result of thousands tens of thousands, and even hundreds of thousands of years of post-glacial or near-glacial adaption, and would be the best route for that range of grassland environments. Personally, I would take my cues from people like Mark Shephard, author of Restoration Agriculture and owner of New Forest Farm, Geoff Lawton, the late Masanobu Fukuoka, and others with more experience and insight in this field: www.newforestfarm.net/ en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masanobu_Fukuoka www.geofflawton.com/sq/15449-geoff-lawton

@chrisgreen8539

9 жыл бұрын

As for the TED talk video, and the proposals within it, I do think this approach is a bit over the top and is still quite unproven. But it might have some short term benefits that should be followed by longer term approaches. We shall see. At least people are actively looking for solutions rather than meekly accepting the status quo. :-)

where is his website?

@drholidayinn5810

6 жыл бұрын

www.dropbox.com/sh/4l3sqwd3b9j3pmq/AADUQKKg-QSBCTVcTLKf4u0Ca/English?dl=0

@VashtiPerry

4 жыл бұрын

Ninu S. It’s there now ❤️

@upresins

4 жыл бұрын

@@drholidayinn5810 Thanks!

does someone know the name of his company...???

I have many acres land... But shortage of water we don't grow crops... I want to grow forest there... Is there any possibility?

What is that website

How can I join u shubhendu sir

Joyce Kilmer said it best:" I think that I shall never see A poem lovely as a tree. A tree whose hungry mouth is prest Against the earth's sweet flowing breast; A tree that looks at God all day, And lifts her leafy arms to pray; A tree that may in Summer wear A nest of robins in her hair; Upon whose bosom snow has lain; Who intimately lives with rain. Poems are made by fools like me, But only God can make a tree. we all can plant and maintain healthy small forests as they introduce more oxygen into the air and all they need is a little water a little care and CO2 which peoipole freek out about the world having in over abundance.

I am interested to create amino forest at my backyard can you help me

COOL STORY, how do i help?

Link of open source knowledge base?

@tb6303

3 жыл бұрын

That's what I want to know, too.

I love u I m nature person who loves only green my room is also of green colour

Does anyway have the website he is talking about?

@nazeeb.davidattenborough4721

24 күн бұрын

Forrest

I will be petitioning officials and citizens in Indiana to begin using these techniques, especially on abandoned or fallow farmland and around rivers and streams

I like plants and i wont to grow

Does it stress the nutrients out of the soil that it grows on? If not can we use this to terraform the mid-west into not-desert?

@aspiresk8boarding

9 жыл бұрын

There are projects going on to rebuild the desert with permaculture gardening. It rebuilds the soil because it composts itself. Some plants add nutrients to the soil or bring it to the surface with its roots. This can be done everywhere in a perfect system

@candyazz28

9 жыл бұрын

And it's native species. So no it won't stress the soil as much as the native plants would.

@justgivemethetruth

9 жыл бұрын

Ultimately the inputs are water, minerals and sunlight. If you get the right mix of plants you have certain plants that have super deep roots that pull the minerals up from under the soil, or even out of pretty much solid rock ( we've all seen trees and plants growing in cracks of cliffs and mountains ) and then when they die the minerals are added to the soil layer for the other plants in the cycle of nature.

@whatilearnttoday5295

9 жыл бұрын

Desert is a bio-diverse ecosystem evolved to it's climatic reality. Attempting to green a desert is broken thinking.

@creamofbotulismsoup9900

9 жыл бұрын

What I learnt today Perhaps with massive amounts of desalination we could irrigate the desert. But that would require massive amounts of energy, hopefully from nuclear power, or maybe even fusion one day.

I want to make tiny forest like this Backyard of my house help me please

Really inspiring work but the prices quoted by them for these services are too too much. He must intend to help but not with subtle pricing. But great initiative.

@sushantnandwana

3 жыл бұрын

I also checked their website and as of now open source do it youself tools are not as empowered as presented in the video.for example which native species you select if you want to do it yourself.

Can anyone please give me link of his website or contact details

Wishes and dreams are nice but work and actions better in making them real.

Love this guy man, this could totally reduce the world's carbon footprint, we got to do all we can to adopt this methodology, and fast. Before global warming ends us. xD

I want to grow this forest but I have less space actually space req for 1 or 2 cars only