World Wetland Day Observation at PROVIDENCE WOMEN'S COLLEGE


The Department of Botany, in association with Bhoomithrasena, the Biodiversity & Jalasree Club, successfully organized the World Wetland Day Observation on 3rd February 2025 at MV Hall, Providence Women’s College, Kozhikode.

The event commenced with a warm welcome address by Prof. Minoo Divakaran, highlighting the significance of wetland conservation and the college’s commitment to environmental sustainability.

Key Highlights of the Event:

  • Seminar on "Wetland Revival: Ensuring a Sustainable Future"
  • Delivered by Shri. Abdul Hameed, Retired Scientist, CWRDM.
  • The talk emphasized the ecological importance of wetlands, their role in climate resilience, and the urgent need for conservation efforts.
  • Practical solutions for wetland restoration and management were discussed, providing valuable insights to students and faculty.
  • Interactive Session with Ms. Devika Deepak
  • A young naturalist and conservator, Ms. Devika Deepak, engaged the audience with her inspiring journey in environmental conservation.
  • She shared her experiences and efforts in protecting local ecosystems, motivating students to take proactive roles in wetland preservation.
  • Panel Discussion and Q&A Session
  • Participants actively engaged in discussions, raising concerns about local wetland degradation and suggesting community-driven conservation initiatives.
  • Experts addressed queries on sustainable practices, policy measures, and scientific approaches to wetland management.
  • Concluding Remarks
  • The event concluded with a vote of thanks, appreciating the efforts of the organizing committee, guest speakers, and enthusiastic participants.
  • A collective pledge was taken to support wetland conservation efforts in alignment with SDG Goals 6 (Clean Water & Sanitation), 13 (Climate Action), and 14 (Life Below Water).

Key Outcomes of the Event:

✔ Increased awareness about the significance of wetlands in sustaining biodiversity and climate balance.

✔ Encouraged student participation in conservation activities and research.

✔ Strengthened community engagement in wetland preservation efforts.

The event successfully inspired students, faculty, and environmental enthusiasts to contribute towards safeguarding wetlands for future generations.

Programme Expenditure

Sl Particulars Amount
1 Refreshment 2200
2 Gift 560
Total 2760

Programme Photos
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