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After witnessing wildlife perish during floods in 1979, Jadav Payeng spent four decades creating a thriving forest that now stands as a global symbol of grassroots environmental conservation.
From expanding green cover through agroforestry to strengthening wildlife conservation, Arvinder Singh’s journey reflects Bihar’s long-term ecological transformation through collaborative public service.
GHMC has transformed discarded plastic waste into a 2-km pedestrian footpath, showcasing how sustainable infrastructure can help tackle urban landfill pollution.
A family’s thoughtfully planned wedding showcased how sustainable choices, reusable materials and farm-sourced décor can make large celebrations environmentally responsible without increasing costs.
Ladakh has introduced strict penalties and multi-agency enforcement to curb plastic pollution and protect its vulnerable high-altitude environment.
A traditional Moroccan practice turns broken pottery into an effective water-saving solution.
Through a community-led conservation model, Parveen Shaikh helped improve Indian Skimmer survival and earned global recognition with the 2026 Whitley Award.
Hally War from Meghalaya dedicated nearly five decades to growing a living root bridge rooted in Khasi tradition and ecological wisdom.
Chennai’s young ocean advocate combines swimming, diving and art to protect marine ecosystems.
