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The EIACP Programme Centre at WWF-INDIA was established under MoEF&CC

The ENVIS Centre 07 at WWF-INDIA was established on 27 October 1984 under the Environmental Information System (ENVIS) of the Ministry of Environment and Forests, Government of India in keeping up with the of 6th Five year plan, to serve as a hub of Environmental information vital for formulation of environmental management policies and decision making aimed at environmental protection and enrichm

ent for sustaining life. The Centre has been assigned with the responsibility to serve as the focal point of collecting, organising and disseminating information on:
• NGOs and the Environment
• Parliament and the Environment

17/10/2023

World Migratory Bird Day 2023 focuses on the theme "Water: Sustaining Bird Life.” The vast majority of migratory birds rely on aquatic ecosystems during their life cycles. Inland and coastal wetlands, rivers, lakes, streams, marshes, and ponds are all vital for feeding, drinking, or nesting, and also as places to rest and refuel during their long journeys.

In this context, WWF EIACP PC RP team, Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change, Government of India is organizing a photography competition related to the theme "Water: Sustaining Bird Life.” Entries will be open to all till 20th October 2023.

Rules for Entries:

1. Name the photograph as “--”
2. Maximum size of the image should not be more than 25 MB
3. A participant can upload up to two photos.
4. Any copyright infringement will lead to disqualification.

The best three participants will receive a gift of appreciation from EIACP PC RP at WWF-India.

Google Form Link: https://forms.gle/sqac42YXS6bok2Km8

Happy learning & Green cheers

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06/10/2023

As part of the Swachhata hi Seva campaign under Mission, cleanliness drive was conducted at ward 167, Khanpur along with the support of ward councillor and MCD workers on 1st October, 2023. Fogging was organised for elimination of dengue. Members of RWA association gave shared their thoughts on this initiative and motivated us to continue the work related to dissemination of the message about environment conservation. Everyone present there took the pledge on Mission LiFE and a token of appreciation was distributed for the MCD workers.
Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change, Government of India

06/10/2023

On the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti, the team of Delhi based EIACP PC-RPs, Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change, Government of India organized an event on Swacchta hi Seva under Mission LiFe campaign at India Gate, Kartavya Path.
In this event, the team of EIACP PC-RPs interacted with people of different states and spread the message regarding importance of cleanliness drive and about the themes of Mission LiFE. The people present there took the Mission LiFE pledge for adopting healthy lifestyle.
The event was a great success and it was indeed very fruitful to interact with people and to know about their views about this initiative.

25/09/2023

We would like to thank all the participants for your valuable contribution in the form of Article, Posters and Slogan under Mission LiFE (Lifestyle for the Environment) - WWF EIACP PC RP (Supported by Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change, Government of India).

10/09/2023

As you all are aware that 16th September every year is celebrated as “International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer”. The theme for this year is Montreal Protocol: fixing the ozone layer and reducing climate change.

In this context, WWF EIACP PC RP team is organizing various competitions (such as Article, Poster and Slogan writing competition) with the support from Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change, Government of Indiaunder Mission LiFE.

Rules of the competitions are provided in the Google form: https://forms.gle/gF2B6oPavh3uHXKP9

Certificates will be provided to the Top 10 winners of each competition. Best entries will be published in our quarterly EIACP newsletter.

Deadline for submitting your entries is 16th September, 2023. So, brush up your creativity and analytical thoughts upto 16th September, 2023.

Green cheers and happy learnings
EIACP PC RP at WWF India

19/07/2023

This 14th and 15th July, 2023 WWF EIACP PC-RP set out for Mass Public Awareness at different Market Places of Delhi, with the target of sensitizing people towards MissonLiFE and Lifestyle for Environment. The activity focused on Mission LiFE and its seven themes with , , Interactive sessions, Awareness and Information dissemination to shopkeepers, shoppers, and the general public present. The response by the general public was really appreciating and around 4000 people were impacted by the Awareness Campaign.
The Market areas, targeted around Delhi were:
1. Chandni Chowk Market
2. Uttam Nagar Market
3. Dwarka Sec-10 Market
4. Gaffar Market, Karol Bagh

The 2-days Awareness Campaign was successful in propagating Mission LiFE and inspired people to adopt eco-friendly lifestyles and create a global network of environmentally conscious individuals committed to make the world a better place.

Green Cheers,🌱
WWF EIACP PC-RP

17/07/2023

WWF EIACP PC-RP along with National Zoological Park (Delhi Zoo) celebrated World Snake Day on 16.07.2023 under Awareness Activity. About 350 visitors were part of the event which included interactive sessions, enrichment activity and plantation drive.

Green Cheers 🌱
WWF EIACP PC-RP

13/07/2023

WWF EIACP PC-RP in its continued efforts, carried out Mission LiFE Awareness Activity at Kalka Public School, Alaknanda, New Delhi on 12th July, 2023. The event started out with an introduction on Mission LiFE and its seven themes, with detailed description of the 75 key points mentioned, followed by screening of Mission LiFE videos on the seven themes. A brief background of EIACP was also shared with the 356 students and the teachers present there. The students energetically participated in the Interactive session, where they actively shared their ideas, and spoke about adopting lifestyle changes for the Environment. They also eagerly answered the Quiz carried out by our team.

After all this, a plantation drive was also carried out in the school premises, where 10 medicinal plant saplings were shared by WWF EIACP PC-RP, and planted by students and staff of the school. They were also sensitized about the benefits of Medicinal Plants and how it helps in Healthy Lifestyles Adopted theme of Mission LiFE.

All in all a great day of making younger generations aware about changing their lifestyle for Environment and Mission LiFE along with giving them the responsibility of protecting our Environment.

Green Cheers,🌱
WWF EIACP PC-RP

11/07/2023

Celebrating Van Mahotsav 2023 with WWF-India's EIACP Programme Centre! As part of Mission LiFE, we planted medicinal plants like Neem, Giloy, Tulsi, Ashwagandha, Aloe vera, Amla, Curry Patta, Mint and others, which have high medicinal values. 🌱🌿🍃

Here are the glimpses of the PAN-INDIA Awareness Activity carried out by 📸
Let's adopt a plant individually to enhance our living standards and inculcate an environment-friendly lifestyle for all!

Green Cheers
WWF EIACP PC-RP🌱

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11/07/2023

Celebrating Van Mahotsav 2023 with WWF-India's EIACP Programme Centre! As part of Mission LiFE, we planted medicinal plants like Neem, Giloy, Tulsi, Ashwagandha, Aloe vera, Amla, Curry Patta, Mint and others, which have high medicinal values.

Here are the glimpses of Medicinal plants sapling distributed by our team at different locations of Delhi 📸
Let's adopt a plant individually to enhance our living standards and inculcate an environment-friendly lifestyle for all!

Green Cheers
WWF EIACP PC-RP🌱
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11/07/2023

Celebrating Van Mahotsav 2023 with WWF-India's EIACP Programme Centre! As part of Mission LiFE, we planted medicinal plants like Neem, Giloy, Tulsi, Ashwagandha, Aloe vera, Amla, Curry Patta, Mint and others, which have high medicinal values. 🌱🌿🍃

Here are the glimpses of Tree Plantation Drive carried out by our team at different locations of Delhi 📸
Let's adopt a plant individually to enhance our living standards and inculcate an environment-friendly lifestyle for all!

Green Cheers
WWF EIACP PC-RP🌱

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04/07/2023

This year WWF EIACP PC-RP team is celebratingVan Mahotsav 2023! 🌳🌿🌱 as a part of Mission LiFE Awareness Programme with the support from Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change, Government of India and calls for your participation in celebrating this Mahotsav by joining in the plantation drive which aims to raise awareness about the importance of forests and a greener and healthier environment.

Van Mahotsav is a week-long festival celebrated in India from July 1 to July 7 every year. The festival aims to raise awareness about the importance of forests and the need for their conservation. It is an important festival that highlights the need for forest conservation and the role of trees in maintaining ecological balance. By celebrating Van Mahotsav, we can take a step towards creating a greener and healthier planet.

Google form link : https://forms.gle/tyfh2EsNkgbgqTts6

What do you need to do? Follow these simple steps:

- Plant a Tree or Sapling in your neighborhood or desired location.
- Share its details to us. Fill this google form to let us know about the plants' location and other details.
- Click Geo-tagged photos of the area. One photo before planting, and one photo after planting.
- To click Geo-tagged photos, install any GPS Camera Map application from the Play Store/App store.
- Upload these pictures to this google form along with your details.
- Do remember to water the plant and take regular care of it.
- Tag us on our Social Media handles and get a chance to be featured on our platforms.

BONUS: Don't have tree saplings? We have got you covered. Visit our office at WWF India, 172 B, Lodhi Estate, New Delhi- 110003, and get free saplings to plant.

For any queries contact us via email (ID - [email protected] / [email protected]) or any social media platform.

23/11/2022

Results of the survey conducted as part of celebration of this GIS day.

Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change, Government of India Envis Cell
Green Cheers,
WWF ENVIS

17/10/2022

We would like to congratulate all the winners of Slogan Writing Competition conducted as part of Re - introduction of Cheetah in India (initiated by ).

Green Cheers,
WWWF ENVIS
MMinistry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change, Government of IndiaEEnvis Cell

10/10/2022

We would like to thank all the participants for your contribution and congratulate all the winners of the wildlife photography competition conducted as part of National Wildlife Week Celebration (2nd - 8th October, 2022).

We feel extremely happy to see the enthusiasm in you all towards wildlife conservation.

Happy Learning and Green Cheers,
WWF ENVIS RP

Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change, Government of India Envis Cell Areendran Gopala

21/09/2022

Greetings of the day!

We would like to congratulate all the participants for their valuable contribution through scientific participants for our upcoming newsletter.

Green Cheers
WWF ENVIS Team

15/06/2022

GSDP Course on “Bird Identification and Basic Ornithology”- Batch 4 (FY 2021 -22) by WWF ENVIS RP

Outstation Field Trip to Jim Corbett National Park, Uttarakhand

We, WWF ENVIS RP, want to give a big shoutout to our Photographers - Mr. Amit Kumar, Mr. Mrinal and Ms. Divya Bhatt who are excellent photographers. They have captured some of the auspicious moments which could be cherished as some of the sweet memories. They have captured best photographs of many bird species and other photographs during our field trip.
Kudos to your enthusiasm and keep up the good work!

Green cheers and happy learnings!
WWF ENVIS RP

07/06/2022

ENVIS RP at WWF - India (Supported by MoEF&CC) celebrated World Environment Day (i.e., 5th June, 2022) by conducting Creative Painting Competition in which participants had used various material like Mask, Matka (Earthen Pot), Plants, Stones, Coffee Cup, Plant Pot, Paper, Face Painting, Glass Bottles, Plates, Hand Painting, Plant Leaves, Hand Bag, Cosco ball and waste materials. We have received amazing responses (603 entries), especially from school students. We would like to thank all the participants for participating in the event conducted to mark the celebration of World Environment Day. We really appreciate your efforts and this showed your concern for our environment.

Green Cheers
WWF ENVIS RP

WWF India

15/04/2022

GSDP Course on *“Bird Identification and Basic Ornithology" by WWF ENVIS RP* Batch 2 (FY 2021 -22)

We successfully started the GSDP course on Bird Identification and Basic Ornithology. It was indeed great to witness enthusiastic youth across PAN India, taking initiative to learn such skills in bird identification.

The inaugural function had the key presence of Dr. G. Areendran (Director - IGCMC and ENVIS Coordinator) and Dr. Krishna Raj ( Senior Coordinator - IGCMC), WWF India.

Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change, Government of India
Areendran Gopala
Rajeev Sharma
Abhijita C
Kumar Ranjan

03/04/2022

GSDP courses on *"Basic Identification and Basic Ornithology" and "Wildlife Management using Geospatial Techniques" by WWF ENVIS RP * Batch 1 (Fy 2021-22)

Date: 2nd April, 2022

Field visit to Okhla Bird Sanctuary

Experts: Mr. Rakesh khatri, Founder & Director, Eco roots foundation
Mr. Animesh Kapoor, Naturalist, Freelancer

Brief description of the visit: The students were taken to the Okhla Bird Sanctuary with the ENVIS Staff. In the beginning Mr. Animesh Kapoor gave a brief description of the Okhla Bird Sanctuary and importance of wetlands. After this small session, students started a bird trail in the sanctuary with the supervision of Mr. Animesh Kapoor. It was an encouraging visit for the students where they, counter various birds species which involves grey heron, common moorhen, green bee eater, Eurasian collar dove, red naled Ibis, etc. After the trail, Mr. Rakesh Khatri and Mr. Animesh Kapoor conducted a fun activity to interact with the students, and continued with another activity, i.e., Bird Nest making. We all enjoyed that activity and the motive behind that was really beautiful. Mr. Khatri conveyed this message, that how a bird took 15 days to make that single nest, which was actually build in just 20 minutes by us and that's how one can help in the conservation.

Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change, Government of India
Areendran Gopala
Envis Cell
Rajeev Sharma

12/02/2022

Dear all,
Greetings of the day!
We request you all to submit articles relevant to this year’s theme of World Wildlife Day, 2022 i.e., “Recovering Key Species for Ecosystem Restoration”. The rules for submission of the articles are mentioned in the flyer attached along with this post. The best articles will be published in our upcoming Quarterly Newsletter (January-March, 2022).
Kindly contact us in case you have any queries.

Green Cheers and happy learning!
WWF ENVIS RP

Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change, Government of India
Areendran Gopala
Envis Cell

01/02/2022

WWF ENVIS RP along with Sikkim ENVIS Hub and RP are jointly conducting a video-story competition titled “ ” to celebrate World Wetlands Day, 2022.

Google form link to participate in the competition: https://forms.gle/ZtEbmtqHWuaUXkKV7

Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change, Government of India
Areendran Gopala

01/02/2022

Greetings from WWF ENVIS Resource Partner!
We are going to conduct two GSDP certificate courses namely Wildlife Management using Geospatial Techniques & Bird Identification and Basic Ornithology.
Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change, Government of India
Areendran Gopala

06/01/2022

Photographs that we received as part of national bird day celebration.

We would like to thanks all the participants for contributing your photographs for the celebration.

Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change, Government of India
Areendran Gopala
Envis Cell

31/12/2021

Greetings of the day!
National Bird Day is celebrated on 5th January, 2022 to disseminate information about the threats faced by these important animals and how we can initiate the change needed to create a healthier, more sustainable relationship with them. In this context, WWF ENVIS RP along with Sikkim ENVIS Hub is jointly organising a photography competition to mark the importance of the day under the “Ek Bharat Shrestha Bharat” scheme.
Rules for the competition:
1. You can upload only one photograph.
2. The registered participants who have submitted the correct photographs and details will be awarded e- certificates.
3. Send in your details latest by 5th January till 4pm.
4. Maximum limit for uploading any photo is 25mb.
5. We will upload best photographs on our social media platforms and will publish the same in our Quarterly Newsletter.
6. The competition is open for all.

Please fill in the Google form to participate in the competition: https://forms.gle/eUhZa7X6AY9LCgai8 (Link in Bio)

We request you all to join us for the National Bird Day celebration and show us your passion for birding.

Happy National Bird Day!

Green cheers & Happy Leanings!

Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change, Government of India
Areendran Gopala

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