“Most of what is called growth today is waste. A sustainable human community must be designed in such a manner that its way of life, businesses, economy, physical structures and technologies do not interfere with nature's inherent ability to sustain life.” - The system...

Our impact on nature, whether it’s positive or negative, depends on the way we learn about it and interact with it. In today’s time of climate catastrophe, water crisis and vanishing ecosystems, every attention must go towards reimagining the role of school education t...

Helping children connect with nature in their locality is a gateway to build empathy in them towards the natural world. One of aims of the Environment education Awareness and Training scheme (EEAT) of the Indian Government is to provide students an opportunity to learn...

Authenticity is one of the key traits we need while working with children. Authenticity comes from lived experiences like observing a patch of land and discovering the various life forms that live in them. In the coming months, our Earth Ambassadors will be developing...

Community driven eco-clubs can be a great platform to connect children with nature during their formative years. One of aims of the Environment Education Awareness and Training scheme (EEAT) of the central Government is to promote environmental awareness among all sect...

Ending one of his sessions with this image of a waterfall from Panna Tiger Reserve, Shekar Dattatri said, “This is why I do what I do everyday. I don’t want Earth to turn into a martian landscape.”

His insightful films are timeless and a powerful tool for school eco-clu...