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Eco-Workshops and Nature Education for Schools in Gurgaon

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We turn the city's green spaces into classrooms. From nature walks in the Aravali forest to hands-on waste management workshops, we are helping the next generation understand our soil, our trees, and the sukoon that nature provides.

Students from R.J. Anantam School learn the names of native species like Kala Siris and Ghatbor as they plant 2500 saplings with the R1 RCM team, becoming custodians of the Aravalis.

On a rainy afternoon, 70 students from The Shri Ram School Moulsari brave the weather to plant native species at Aravali Nagar Van, a 180-acre degraded forest we are restoring.

A close-up of a student's hands carefully placing a native sapling into the earth. This is climate action done right: right species, right place, right time.

A student from The Shri Ram School gets guidance from our team member on how to properly plant a sapling during their drive at Aravali Nagar Van.

Students work together in the mud and rain, their determination to restore the Aravali forest shining through.

Two smiling students pose with the large native sapling they just planted, proud of their contribution to restoring Gurgaon's green cover.

Our team briefs a large group of students from The Shri Ram School under stormy skies, explaining why their work is vital for the region's biodiversity and climate stability.

At our E-Waste Workshop, we asked 10-year-olds from Kunskapsskolan School how to minimize e-waste. Their answers were clear: use less, repair more, and recycle right.

During Shiv Nadar School's "Joy of Sharing Week," a young student sells handmade crafts to a parent to raise funds for our environmental projects.

We gratefully accept a donation of ₹2,00,000 raised by the students of Shiv Nadar School through their creative and heartfelt fundraising efforts.

About Inspiring Our Future Eco-Warriors

Our workshops at the Samadhaan Hub are not just lectures. We have students get their hands dirty, quite literally. Whether it is learning to mix soil for saplings, identifying native species like Kala Siris, or sorting through e-waste, we focus on tactile learning that sticks. If you are bringing a school group, expect them to walk away with a seed kit and a completely different perspective on what waste actually is.

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