Dehradun: On the occasion of International Yoga Day, Be Safe Foundation For Awareness And Healthcare conducted a rejuvenating yoga and meditation session for forest officials of the Motichur Range, underscoring the importance of holistic well-being for those serving in demanding natural environments.
Held amidst the peaceful backdrop of the forest, the session focused on breathing, stretching and mindfulness techniques aimed at reducing stress and enhancing mental clarity. The initiative reinforced the vital connection between physical wellness and operational focus, especially in field intensive roles.
“For those on the frontlines of nature, wellness is not a luxury it’s a necessity. Yoga helps deliver that balance,” said Vinay Sharma, spokesperson, Be Safe Foundation For Awareness And Healthcare. He added, “Yoga and Meditation offers a simple yet powerful way to restore inner calm and build resilience, something essential for those working in demanding natural environments.”
Sarita Bhatt, Wildlife Warden, Dehradun, appreciated the effort, said, “I commend Be Safe Foundation For Awareness And Healthcare for this novel initiative. For forest and wildlife personnel, yoga and meditation are key to staying focused and mentally strong in the field.”
Mahesh Prasad Semwal, Range Officer, Motichur and Kansrao Range, further added that a disciplined lifestyle and balanced diet are crucial for building strength and sustaining performance in challenging terrains. He thanked Be Safe Foundation for awareness and healthcare for conducting the interactive session and expressed interest in a continued association for future initiatives.
The event was well-received and served as a reminder that for frontline protectors of nature, wellness begins with a calm mind and a healthy body.
Be Safe Foundation For Awareness And Healthcare, a leading nonprofit organization based at Raiwala in Uttarakhand is dedicated to educating and empowering society in health, education, financial literacy, wealth creation, environmental protection, and wildlife preservation contributing to a stronger India. During COVID-19, the foundation distributed over 5 lakh hand sanitizers to rural communities in Haridwar and Dehradun and led awareness campaigns on mask quality, proper usage, and hygiene practices to prevent infection.
Additionally, Be Safe Foundation is proudly associated with Ganga Prem Hospice, one of North India’s leading free cancer hospices, providing compassionate care to cancer patients.
