Jeeta Roy of Delhi Public School, Pune in conversation with Tushita Rawat, Green Schools Programme, Centre for Science and Environment on nurturing healthy food habits through a zero-waste approach.

Students celebrated creativity with purpose, reminding us that young voices can indeed create powerful environmental change

This entry won first prize in the Nature in Frames: Environmental Superhero Comic Strip Contest

This entry won third prize in the Nature in Frames: Environmental Superhero Comic Strip Contest.

The Nature in Frames comic strip contest presented students from across grades 6 to 10 with the task of creating their own environmental superhero comics

This entry won second prize in the Nature in Frames: Environmental Superhero Comic Strip Contest

Recognising green schools that are redefining environmental responsibility

Bold green ideas, comic creativity, eco-musicals, and joyful activities—students leading the way for a better planet.

This melting reality isn’t about hot fries — it’s about a hotter planet. Recently, the US government rolled back an important rule that curbed greenhouse gas pollution. This rule helped control emissions from cars and industries. Without it, more heat-trapping gases could be released, making Earth warm even faster. Just like this melting “M,” our clean air and comfortable climate can also slip away if big industries pollute unchecked. The message: When protections for the planet disappear, everyone’s future is at risk.

A Young Environmentalist musical challenge for the environment