After spotting litter in his village, Ayush Tamang repurposed discarded cans into dustbins, inspiring community action for cleaner spaces across Manipur.
Dr. G V Ramanjaneyulu established the Centre for Sustainable Agriculture to help 30 lakh acres across 7,000 villages transition to chemical-free Non-Pesticidal Management.
Through community-led forest and water conservation, Chaitram helped revive Bharipada’s environment, agriculture, livelihoods and tribal self-reliance.
What began with two neighbours cleaning Versova Beach grew into a citizen-led movement tackling plastic pollution and marine waste.
Seven-year-old environmentalist Roohi Mohazzab met Vice President C. P. Radhakrishnan and shared her vision for children-led climate action, conservation and peace.
By linking conservation with livelihoods, tourism and basic services, Gajendra Narwane helped communities around Tadoba participate directly in wildlife protection.
From picking up litter during morning runs in Delhi to leading a nationwide plogging movement, Ripu Daman Bevli has made fitness a tool for civic responsibility.
By transitioning over one million smallholder farmers to chemical-free agriculture, the Andhra Pradesh Community Managed Natural Farming (APCNF) program restored degraded soil and won the prestigious 2024 Gulbenkian Prize for Humanity.
Once invisible, 42,000 waste pickers are now being recognised for their crucial role in climate action.
Ahead of Ganesh Utsav and Janmashtami, Bikaner artisans are transforming cow dung into handcrafted idols while exploring more eco-conscious festive celebrations.
