Paris, France, 25th – 27th October 2009
Amma’s program was attended by an endless crowd. People from all over France lined up outside as long as to the street corner almost 1 km away.
AYUDH, the youth wing presented the amazing ecological project called Babel that started in Amma’s French ashram in Pontqouin about 1 hour away [Read more... click the article link above]

West Cork, Ireland
The GreenFriends members in Ireland started bee farming. A devotee has provided space on her land for organic growing.
On ‘Bee Day’ 2009, Greenfriends Ireland beekeeper gave a practical course, including a visit to some hives and detailed presentations. The course was held in a house made of natural building materials, like straw and [Read more... click the article link above]

Building bee houses with mud and straw with an eco-green roof and walls inhabited by bee swarms. BABEL project by GreenFriends, France

22nd of March 2009, Knesselare, Belgium
At Knesselare in Belgium, members of AYUDH Europe worked side by side with Amma’s older devotees to plant 240 willow trees on a parcel of land appointed to Friends of Amma.
Some additional trees were also planted on a neighbouring parcel of land.
After planting all the trees, the 20 volunteers stood [Read more... click the article link above]

29 Oct 2008, France
GreenFriends France taken up a reforestation project to make the French Ashram a place where devotees and visitors can get in touch with nature and develop a deep sense of unity with. The reforesting of the property is one of the steps which will help bring about this new perception. A small [Read more... click the article link above]

London, 29 Oct 2008,
AYUDH group in UK while celebrating their 1st anniversary, started a garden project as part of GreenFriends in an effort to grow fruits in their own private gardens. This project is an effort to raise awareness that one need to produce one’s own food and a little extra for others too.
The [Read more... click the article link above]

17 August 2005 — Alappad Panchayat, Kollam District, Kerala
As the sun set on the beach in Cheriya Azhikkal–a village in Alappad Panchayat, five kilometres from Amritapuri–villagers gathered to plant hundreds of small casuarina saplings (Australian pine). The saplings are being planted with the aim of curbing erosion caused by high tides and to protect the [Read more... click the article link above]