Plastic accumulating in our oceans and on our beaches has become a global crisis. Billions of pounds of plastic can be found in swirling convergences that make up about 40 percent of the world's ocean surfaces. At current rates plastic is expected to outweigh all the fish in the sea by 2050.

Barren Hill Rejuvenation Program at Seethi betta in Kolar District with the help of Rotaract and Rotarians, wherein around 5000 seed bombs were planted on top of the hill

As part of the program, we have installed around 20 Biogas units in the program area. A digester of 350-litre volume is sufficient to treat around 3 kilograms wastes a day. It produces 250 to 600 liters of methane-rich biogas daily by loading of 1 to 3 kg wastes as input.

The combined entity of GEF/UNDP SGP CEE and Ministry of Forest, Environment and Climate Change, have supported We Care Society in implementing various climate change mitigation program. Under this umbrella we have undertaken Household Biogas, Compost pits and Smokeless Chullah programs, as all these will be complementary to each other’s in a long run.

As part of the program, we have constructed around 250 compost pits in the program area. Each compost pit has a capacity to produce around 1 ton of compost in 90 days time.
The Compost prepared in these pits is used as natural / organic fertilizer in the Cotton fields by the farmers, which will reduce the use of harmful chemical fertilizers.

Conducted tree plantation in a school in Gurgaon where in the students from the same school were made to plant the sapling and provide the guards for the plants. The names of the classes were also tagged on to the same trees to make them feel about its ownership. This made the students to feel proud of their work and started to look after the allotted plants in a better manner.

Conducted Tree plantation drives in various districts of Karnataka where in our teams have planted more than 25,000 saplings involving school children, teachers, farmers, rural youth, girls etc.

Major Environmental Programs Conducted By WCS in Association with OISCA

Today, the farmers are not able to handle the farm residue, agri - waste, stalk waste.
Farmers are burning the farm / agri residue waste and creating high level of air pollution.

Conducted various School Forest programs in Govt schools in Devanahalli and Chikkaballapura districts.

Earth's climate is also at risk from the smoke, which contains dark particles (black carbon) that absorb sunlight, alter atmospheric patterns and hasten glacial melting. In India, one-quarter of the fine particulate matter in the ambient outdoor air originates from household cooking-stoves.

The majority of homes in rural Ghana are poorly ventilated, leaving the occupants exposed to harmful particles emitted by the lamps. The health of household occupants, mainly women and children whom are home bound with domestic duties suffer prolonged exposure to smoke and spent fuel. The burning of kerosene in unvented situations - indoors - is a major atmospheric pollutant that results in illness (acute respiratory infections: influenza and pneumonia) and in extreme cases death. Accidents are common, and in Ghana 2.5 million people (350,000 children) suffer severe burns each year primarily from upturned lamps. Furthermore, many homes are raised to the ground when a lamp is toppled.