The Campal Creek also opens up opposite Inox, squeezes in behind the heritage structures in Campal, flows besides Taj Vivanta, rests at St. Inez in the form of stagnant polluted water. The Creek at the moment is in a very sad state and it keeps getting worse as a result of all the garbage, sludge and drains that are emptied into the creek. We at Goa ForGiving are mobilizing people from across Goa to communicate and get together for a cause - to get the Campal Creek Cleaned up and restored to its original glory. We are happy that we have been able to reach out to a large section of people and it is great to see more and more people and groups coming forward and getting involved with it. Recently we had a bird walk along with Goa Birders along the Campal Creek. To our surprise we recorded a count of 39 bird species in an hour. This goes to say that the Creek also plays an important role as a natural habitat to some of the bird species. There are probably just a few individuals who may be aware that in the heart of the city of Panaji there is a water canal connecting Campal & St. Inez. The Campal Creek also known as St. Inez nullah opens up opposite Inox, squeezes in behind the heritage structures in Campal, flows besides Taj Vivanta, rests at St. Inez in the form of stagnant polluted water. To say the least it’s in a very sorry state. In an initiative to clean up and restore the Campal Creek, we at Goa ForGiving are mobilizing local residents on either side along the CAMPAL CREEK and people from across Goa to communicate and get together for a cause. Let's sign this petition and raise this to the Goa government to act now. Visit us on www.goaforgiving.org The signed petition will be then sent to the Government & Goa Municipal Corporation for further action. Together we can do it.