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Gift Lungs to Future Generations is not just a book—it’s a green movement rooted in ancient Indian wisdom and modern ecological science. Authored by Rohit Mehra, IRS, and Geetanjali Mehra, this book presents a transformative approach to reviving our planet through micro-forests, also known as man-made natural forests.Drawing from Vrikshayurveda, Panch-Tatva theory, and the globally recognized Miyawaki method, the authors offer step-by-step techniques to design and build sustainable forest ecosystems—even in small urban spaces. With over 100 successful micro-forests developed across India, this book is a tested blueprint for anyone passionate about restoring nature.From seed selection to plant parenting, from nutrient management to soil mulching, this guidebook covers it all. Learn how forests purify air, heal the land, and reconnect humans to nature. Whether you're a student, an environmentalist, or a concerned citizen, this book empowers you to be a green warrior—and to gift a lung to the Earth.This is your call to action. Your backyard can be a forest. Let’s recreate harmony with nature—tree by tree.🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Truly Eye-Opening and Action-Oriented. This book changed the way I look at trees and urban spaces. I loved how it blends Indian tradition with modern methods. I’ve already started planning my own micro-forest after reading this!🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Every Page Inspires You to Act! An absolutely brilliant guidebook for environmental revival. The 51-step forest-making process and the simplicity of the plant-parenting tips are a treasure. Highly recommended for schools, communities, and nature-lovers.Key PointsReveals ancient Indian techniques like Vrikshayurveda and modern methods like Miyawaki for forest creation.Step-by-step guidance to create sustainable micro-forests even in limited urban spaces.Backed by real-life experience of 100+ successful forests across India by the authors.Includes tables, checklists, and practical methods for soil, nutrients, and tree selection.Empowers individuals, children, and communities to restore ecological balance and fight climate change.