https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3WTXLpZaTFw Watch the ongoing restoration of lake meant for the farmers.
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E.F.I’s DOT- A Leadership Summit
Environmentalist Foundation of India conducting ‘DOT workshops’ across the cities in India! It is an environmental leadership summit aimed at identifying young leaders from across the schools in India. Through the one-day leadership workshop, we train a batch of 100 students and 50 teachers from across schools in a common venue, the focus subjects being… Continue reading E.F.I’s DOT- A Leadership Summit
Swachhta Pakhwada – Indian Oil Partners With E.F.I
The Swachh Bharat Mission has been a revolutionary program, that aims at encouraging every Indian citizen to volunteer towards a clean India. The Indian Oil Corporation part of its commitment to the program and society partnered with Environmentalist Foundation of India (E.F.I) to organize a nationwide volunteer drive at different water bodies. The entire effort… Continue reading Swachhta Pakhwada – Indian Oil Partners With E.F.I
Reconnecting with nature @ Thamaraikeni Lake
Living in Chennai, we often feel bleak among the buildings, people and the traffic. Where is this lake? Well, its time you explore this city and find out!
Climate Combative Collaborative Conservation in Chennai
E.F.I thanks the Greater Chennai Corporation for the admin support, residents of Menambedu for volunteering and the Hindu Downtown for an elaborate report.
How India Named It’s Water Bodies.
India, one of the oldest civilizations is a land of evolutionary knowledge. Environmentalist Foundation of India (E.F.I) through this series brings to focus literature related to water from ancient India. Telugu, Tamil to Marathi, Garo, Odiya to Punjabi, languages in this country have nomenclature for nature reserves that imply so much more than just for… Continue reading How India Named It’s Water Bodies.
The Pond and the People
The Aiyyan Kulam pond is located in Oragadam which is around 5 km from Ambattur Industrial Estate. The pond is nearly an acre in size and had once served as the supplier of water for the locality. But, due to “development”, the pond ended up being filled with sewage as several inlets flowed directly into… Continue reading The Pond and the People
