Environmental Education
Available across Noida
We teach environmental care through outdoor, hands-on activities like planting, making seed balls, and practical workshops for schools, families, and groups instead of classroom lectures.
Pricing Guide
Urban Forest Biodiversity Walk
Core Experience
- Site: Guided walkthrough of designated urban forest sites (e.g., Sunder Nursery, Noida Sec 47, or Pune locations).
- Duration: 2 to 3 hours of active walking and observation.
- Facilitation: Led by 1-2 trained naturalists from the Trust.
- Curriculum: Identification of native trees (Peepal, Barna, Pilkhan) and wild grasses.
Activities
- Sensory Tour: Touch and smell engagement with medicinal plants.
- Wildlife: Basic bird watching and insect observation (seasonal).
- Education: Q&A on urban forestry and pollution control logic.
Logistics
- Infrastructure: Usage of existing rugged trails; seating on floor mats (Durries) or natural logs.
- Safety: Basic first aid kit carried by the lead facilitator.
- Ratio: Approximately 1 facilitator per 15-20 participants.
Hands-On Eco-Skill Workshop
Module Options (Select One)
- Seed Balls: Creating 'Seed Bombs' using clay, compost, and native seeds along with germination logic.
- Bio-Enzymes: Utilizing citrus peels and jaggery to create natural cleaners and explaining fermentation science.
- Waste to Wealth: Upcycling milk packets or polybags for sapling nurseries.
Resources Provided
- Materials: All necessary soil, clay, native seeds, jaggery, or organic waste for up to 30 participants.
- Tools: Mixing tubs and newspapers/tarps for surface protection.
- Takeaways: Participants keep their created seed balls or enzyme kits.
Session Details
- Expertise: Led by 1 Senior Educator proficient in the specific technique.
- Duration: 90 to 120 minutes.
- Venue Requirement: If conducted at client venue, water access and tables are required.
Senior Expert Climate Keynote
Session Profile
- Speaker: Senior Leadership or Specialized Conservationist from the Trust.
- Format: Interactive lecture, field storytelling, and open Q&A.
- Topics: Urban heat islands, native vs. exotic species, and soil health as a carbon sink.
Suitability
- Institutions: Colleges, Universities, and High School assemblies.
- Corporates: CSR kickoff events, townhalls, or lunch-and-learn sessions.
Requirements
- Duration: 60 to 90 Minutes.
- Tech: Venue must provide Microphone and Projector/Screen.
- Note: This is an intellectual engagement/talk only; no planting activity included.
About Environmental Education
Why I Do This
I see nature as the best teacher. Honestly, nature often says, "yaar, bas mujhe akela chhod de, main apna khayal khud rakh lungi" (dude, just leave me alone, I’ll take care of myself). My job is to help you or your kids build that first bridge of curiosity, so it turns into real care for the environment.
How We Learn
- We skip boring lectures. Instead, we get outside for outdoor environmental learning. We walk, observe, ask questions, and actually see how forests live and breathe.
- Hands-on is the only way. Students dig, plant, and get muddy. Planting a sapling yourself hits different than just reading about it.
- Our workshops are all about doing: making seed balls, turning kitchen waste into bio-enzymes, and using old milk packets to grow new plants. Kids love these sustainability workshops for kids because they’re fun and real.
- For older students and adults, I run open discussions on climate change and practical conservation education. We debate, share ideas, and look for solutions that actually work.
Who Joins Us
- Schools, colleges, companies, families, and community groups. Anyone who wants to connect with nature and do something real is welcome.
What Matters Most
I want to spark curiosity, not just teach facts. The goal is to create ‘Paryavaran Rakshaks’ (environment protectors) who care because they’ve seen, touched, and trusted nature themselves.
Meet your Expert
Give Me Trees Trust
1169 connects in last 3 months
My Story
People keep asking why we do this. Simple - nature’s got its own brains, we just gotta trust it. For years, folks tried shaping nature their way, bonsai and all, but really, nature just wants to do its thing. We’re India’s biggest tree planting community now, 24 million trees and counting. It’s not just about numbers, it’s about balance. Kids today, always inside, missing out. Hum future ke liye adults taiyaar kar rahe hain jo is planet se pyaar karenge aur usko protect karenge. (We’re raising future adults who’ll love and protect the planet.) That’s the real deal.
My Work
What We Do - We run ecological restoration, urban forest creation, pollinator garden workshops, nature education for schools, and CSR tree planting drives.
Our Philosophy - Trust nature. Humara kaam hai to help nature, not boss it around. Let nature heal itself.
How Forests Happen - We prep the land, put up fences, fix saplings. Uske baad, we step back. Nature takes over.
Why Grass Matters - Ghaas toh bahut zaroori hai ji zameen ke liye. It’s a carbon sink and saves soil. We manage it, not remove it.
Join Us - This is a movement. Students, families, corporates - sabko welcome hai. Come, get your hands dirty, plant a future.
