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NO FOREST = NO FUTURE

Welcome to NeedleLeaf Foundation – Protecting Our Future, From Flames to Families

Mitigation of “Havocs of Forest Fires” &”Drug Menace in School Children & Youths” Through AIOT SOLUTIONS (Artificial Intelligence of Things)

In a world where forests burn and lives are consumed by addiction, we stand at the crossroads of two fires: one that threatens our planet and the other that ravages our communities. At NeedleLeaf Foundation, we fight both fires—those of the forests and those of substance abuse—with passion, determination, and hope for a brighter tomorrow.

Our mission is simple: Stop the fires. Heal the lives.

Forests Are Burning
Security , Safety & Wellbeing of School Children

Let us Join Hands to Save Them !

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Disastrous impact of wildfires

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Time is of the essence

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1-60 min

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1-3 hr

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6h+

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Given the severe damage to Himachal Pradesh’s forests in 2024, there is an urgent need for ultra-rapid forest fire detection within 60 minutes of ignition. This will allow for containment before fires escalate into uncontrollable wildfires in 3 to 5 hours and become unmanageable after 6 hours.

shimla

( 12 june 2024 )

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Hamirpur

( 28 May 2024 )

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Kullu

( 26 november 2024 )

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Forest Fires: A burning issue

Cases in 5 Years of Himachal Pradesh

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Forest fire situation in 2024: During March 2024, the highest number of fires were reported from Mizoram (3,738), Manipur (1,702), Himachal Pradesh (1,684), Assam (1,652), Meghalaya (1,252), and Maharashtra (1,215) as per FSI data. More than 62% of Indian states are prone to high-intensity forest fire events (2000-19).

Safety, Security, and Wellbeing Of School Children

“In the USA, an ongoing study called ‘Monitoring the Future’ (MTF) examines behavioral trends and attitudes toward drug use, surveying 50,000 students annually across 8th, 10th, and 12th grades (12th graders since 1975, and 8th and 10th graders since 1991). The MTF Panel study follows each graduating class, with surveys conducted biannually from ages 19-30 and every five years after age 35. This study provides critical insights into drug use, alcohol consumption, tobacco use, steroid usage, and psychotherapeutic drugs, allowing policymakers and NGOs to formulate effective interventions.“
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Student Security safety and wellbeing

Ensuring student safety and well-being is our top priority. By fostering awareness, education, and healthy lifestyle choices, we aim to protect young minds from harmful influences and empower them to thrive in a secure and supportive environment. Together, we can create a brighter, healthier future for our youth.

Student security, safety, and well-being

Ensuring student safety and well-being is our top priority. By fostering awareness, education, and healthy lifestyle choices, we aim to protect young minds from harmful influences and empower them to thrive in a secure and supportive environment. Together, we can create a brighter, healthier future for our youth.

Empowering today , Securing Tomorrow !

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Save The Planet
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A Global Threat: Wildfires are becoming more frequent and destructive, ravaging forests and homes alike. Each year, millions of acres burn, threatening biodiversity, air quality, and our planet’s future.
The Hidden Impact: Beyond the immediate destruction, wildfires contribute to climate change, releasing harmful carbon emissions and making it harder for forests to regenerate.

In a world where forests burn and lives are consumed by addiction, we stand at the crossroads of two fires: one that threatens our planet and the other that ravages our communities. At NeedleLeaf Foundation, we fight both fires—those of the forests and those of substance abuse—with passion, determination, and hope for a brighter tomorrow.

Our mission is simple: Stop the fires. Heal the lives.