Activities
- Educate students on the importance of glaciers as vital freshwater sources and climate regulators.
Illustrate how global warming is accelerating glacier melt and its consequences on ecosystems and human life.
Use artistic expression to communicate the urgency of glacier conservation.
Inspire students to adopt eco-friendly habits that contribute to slowing glacier melt, such as reducing carbon footprints.
Encourage students to explore scientific and policy-based solutions for glacier preservation.
- Educate students about global and local water scarcity issues, causes, and impacts.
Discuss the consequences of a "waterless age" and its effects on ecosystems, agriculture, human health, and economies.
Introduce conservation strategies such as rainwater harvesting, wastewater recycling, and efficient water usage.
Inspire students to adopt water-saving habits and participate in water conservation initiatives.
Inform students about water governance, policies, and technological innovations addressing water scarcity.
- Encourage students to creatively express the importance of wetlands and the need for their protection.
Provide a platform for students to use art and design to communicate environmental messages effectively.
Inspire students to learn more about wetlands, their benefits, threats, and conservation strategies.
Empower students to become advocates for wetland conservation through visual storytelling.
Promote collaboration among students and create a sense of responsibility towards environmental conservation.
Educate students and the community about the importance of wetlands and the urgent need for their protection.
Encourage students to explore the ecological, social, and economic significance of wetlands.
Instill a sense of responsibility among students and visitors towards sustainable environmental practices.
Provide an interactive platform where students, faculty, and visitors can discuss and reflect on wetland conservation efforts.
- To educate students about the importance of wetlands and their role in sustaining biodiversity, water cycles, and climate balance.
Highlight how wetlands function as nature’s water purifiers, carbon sinks, and habitats for diverse flora and fauna.
Encourage students to take part in wetland conservation efforts through sustainable practices and responsible actions.
Discuss the significance of wetlands in supporting local communities, fisheries, agriculture, and ecotourism.
Provide insights into the ecological processes of wetlands, including their role in flood control and groundwater recharge.
- To Educate students on the critical role wetlands play in maintaining biodiversity, regulating the water cycle, and providing ecosystem services like water filtration, flood control, and carbon storage
To Discuss the environmental, economic, and social benefits of wetlands and the negative consequences of their degradation (loss of biodiversity, flooding, and climate change impacts).
To Inform students about the major threats to wetlands, including urbanization, agriculture, pollution, and climate change, and how these lead to wetland depletion.
To Encourage students to support sustainable land-use practices, restoration efforts, and legislation that safeguard wetland areas.
To Motivate students to participate in local wetland conservation activities, such as volunteering, educating others, or advocating for wetland protection in their communities.
Club Overview
- Started on : 16 Jan 2024
- BMC Code : TVM/2009/16
- Location : Thiruvananthapuram
- Head of Institution : Dr S Devika
- Faculty in Charge : Dr R Ashadevi
- FIC Email : Ashagiri2004@gmail.com
