Manya Harsha, a Bengaluru environmentalist, has launched the BeTheChange campaign to combat climate change.

Manya Harsha, a 7th grader from Bangalore, is a young climate activist who wants to take action and inspires hope . Manya Harsha, a youth activist and influencer from India, said she wants to create a green planet with no environmental dangers this year by upcycling for the sake of the environment .

New Delhi, India, June 7 (GPRC): As the effects of climate change increase with each passing year, more young people are joining the movement for positive change. They are also raising awareness and inspiring others to take action by leading the discussion around climate change. Manya Harsha, a 7th grader from Bangalore, is a young climate activist who wants to take action and inspires hope. This campaign against water pollution, littering on picnic tables, the use of single-use plastic, and deforestation has set an example for the younger generations.

During the campaign, she encouraged people to carry seeds along on their journeys and dump them into the correct places, such as a forest or lakebed, in the hopes that they will blossom into a tree someday. During the event, she shared stories about solo clean up drives and plantation drives. Let us instead of chopping trees for paper, we should instead create eco-friendly vegetable paper. Manya said that we all unite to reclaim our Earth.

Manya shared her joy at being featured on the official UN-Water social media page. Manya Harsha, a youth activist and influencer from India, said she wants to create a green planet with no environmental dangers this year by upcycling for the sake of the environment, like turning old sarees into carry bags, on The World Environment Day, during her #BeTheChange campaign. Until today, Manya has upcycled and distributed 2800 newspaper bags and 1230 cloth bags amongst the local vendors. Manyas DIY VEGETABLE PAPER AND FESTIVE WASTE MANAGEMENT has been praised by manyas peers around the world, in addition to promoting waste-free living.

Her YouTube and Instagram videos have gone viral, and I see it as ENVIRONMENT DAY AND EARTH DAY for me!

IF I LOVE MY MOTHER EARTH AND ITS OUR RESPONSIBILITY AS HER CHILDREN, Manya Harsha said at the conclusion of the mega event.

Article Credits: The Times Bureau

Image Credit: Manyaharsha(Instagram)