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Delhi Terrace Garden Attracts 100 Bird Species & 25 Butterflies
Aman Sharma's Delhi terrace garden, featuring over 500 plants, attracts 100 bird species and 25 butterfly varieties, promoting urban wildlife conservation. This inspiring transformation during the Covid-19 lockdown highlights the importance of green spaces in cities. Sharma's initiative encourages others to create similar sanctuaries, showcasing the positive impact of urban gardening on biodiversity.
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"A beautiful reminder that even small spaces can make a big difference for nature!"
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