Tag Environmental education

Activity, Biodiversity, Earth Day, Ecological Intelligence, Environment, Environment Sustainibility, Environmental Legislation, Equal Rights

Tarumitra Ashram-a slice of heaven

The green woods make the crown of mother nature,The peace they impart spread heavenly ligature.The caves and mountains make you crave for adventureThe resources we have are our utmost treasure. Heaven on earth is nowhere than the lap of mother…

Dali Agrahari
April 3, 2022

Ecological Intelligence, Environment Sustainibility, Environmental Legislation, Plastic Pollution, Waste Management

Documentaries one must watch to educate oneself on the environmental crisis

Videos to watch to know how the world is dying.

Tanushree Munda
June 6, 2021

Ecological Intelligence, Environment Sustainibility, Waste Management

Food waste

Wastage of food is just not a poor person going hungry another day but also affecting the environment and its stratosphere in a unhealthy way.

Tanushree Munda
June 6, 2021

Biodiversity, Ecological Intelligence, Environment, Environment Sustainibility, Equal Rights, Feminism

Ecofeminism – An interlinkage between women and nature.

In the years of our Indian history there as always been few groups of people coming up and voicing out their concern for the environment and fighting for it. Standing up against deforestation and destruction of their habitat. Some of those are the chipko movement, ecofeminism etc.

Tanushree Munda
June 6, 2021

Environment Sustainibility

Environment sustainability

Environmental sustainability is defined as responsible interaction with the environment to avoid depletion or degradation of natural resources and allow for long term environmental quality. This is a great way to ensure that the needs of the present generation is…

Vijayshree Gowda
April 24, 2021

Biodiversity, Environment, Equality

Shedding Light on Indigenous People of India: Saviours of the Environment

In today's times, Tribals are regarded as primitive beings. But they are the very few communities who have survived the rough side of Indian environmental history. And they should be duly appreciated for their contributions in the sustainable development fabric of the country.

Shireen Chaturvedi
April 8, 2021

Biodiversity, Ecological Intelligence, Environment Sustainibility

Soil Degradation: How far are we from complete desertification?

Preservation of the land we reside in is equally important for us as much as it is for the flora and fauna. We are not far away from desertification and if permanent measures are not taken in time, the coming generations will have no land resources to thrive on.

Shireen Chaturvedi
April 8, 2021

Biodiversity, Ecological Intelligence, Environment Sustainibility, Plastic Pollution

Drafting Plastic Waste Management Rules During the Pandemic, 2021: Addressing the bigger problem

The debate around plastic is never ending, as it is the biggest source of deathly danger for the world. The handling of Plastic Waste in our country is going down by the minute and thus, on this March 11th, 2021,…

Shireen Chaturvedi
April 8, 2021

Biodiversity, Ecological Intelligence

Small Water Bodies for Biodiversity

With the advent of large water bodies and their individualistic issues, the focus has shifted from the importance of small water bodies, like lakes, rivers and ponds. The biodiversity that resides in them demands to be protected at all costs for survival of all living and aquatic life in the coming generations.

Shireen Chaturvedi
March 2, 2021

Ecological Intelligence, Environment

Environmental Education: We Stand Together

“Even if you don’t believe in climate change, wouldn’t you just prefer Breathing cleaner air?” Building on the momentum of global school strikes organized in the spring of 2019, about four million students took to the streets around the world…

Vishali Karlupia
February 24, 2021