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U.S. Moinuddin, amidst the aerial roots of a Banyan Tree Banyan tree (Ficus Benghalensis) is highly regarded in Indian culture and occupies the pride of place amongst the sacred trees of India. In the rural parts of India, a Banyan tree acts as the focal point of the village panchayat, and also as a gathering place for village councils and meetings.   It has aerial roots that grow down into the soil forming additional trunks. The roots coming out of the branches are at first as slender as cotton threads.   Gradually, as they grow longer, they anchor themselves in the ground. The roots grow into mighty pillars, supporting the weight of the heaviest branches. The leaves are large, leathery, glossy green in colour, and elliptical in shape, they are also used as animal fodder. Young leaves of the Banyan tree have an attractive reddish tinge. The fruits of the tree are green and hard at first, soon they turn red and soft in texture. Birds and monkeys relish these f...

Environmentalist, Author, Educationist, Motivational Speaker, U.S. Moinuddin, interacting with the students and staff of Magnifique Public School Bangalore(Tuesday 3rd November 2015):  As part of the Tree Explorers Club initiative, an event to create awareness about the different varieties of trees in our surroundings was organized for the students and staff of Magnifique Public School, on Kanakapura Main Road. Environmentalist and Founder of the Global Environment Movement One Tree by One Person, U.S. Moinuddin gave elaborate details about the Rain Tree( Albizia Saman), Gul Mohar (Delonix Regia) and Golden Duranta shrubs. U.S. Moinuddin said,“Though people love trees, most of us are unable to identify the commonly found trees in our surroundings.  Hence, Tree Explorers Club intends to create awareness about the role of trees for our survival in grass root levels, children are encouraged to participate in activities concerning the environment. Regular exposure on en...