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The Nature Club of KES’ Shroff College is an active student-led initiative that promotes environmental awareness, sustainability practices, and responsible citizenship in alignment with the institution’s vision of holistic and value-based education.

The club integrates academic knowledge with practical environmental action, encouraging students to actively participate in creating a greener and more sustainable future.

To foster a generation of environmentally conscious citizens dedicated to sustainability and ecological balance.

  • To inculcate environmental ethics and awareness among students.
  • To promote sustainable campus practices.
  • To develop hands-on skills in conservation and resource management.
  • To encourage community engagement and environmental responsibility.

 Youth Climate Leaders :

Students were trained and certified as Youth Climate Leaders at the University of Mumbai, through a collaborative initiative with the British Council, enabling them to take active roles in climate awareness and sustainability actions.

500+ Students Certified in Sustainability :

Over 500 students have successfully completed certificate courses in key areas such as water conservation, energy management, and biodiversity, enhancing their environmental knowledge and practical skills.

Water Conservation & Behavioural Change Impact :

More than 2011 students registered for the “Why Waste?” initiative, actively tracking their water consumption and promoting responsible usage.

This collective effort resulted in a cumulative water saving of 69,068 cubic meters, demonstrating significant impact through student participation.

Committee Members

  • Dr. Samrat Srivastava – Chairperson
  • Dr. Vrushali Kadam – Member  
  • Ms. Revathi Swami – Member
  • Dr. Chetan Bose – Member
  • Ms. Hridya Nair – Member
  • Dr. Sanjana Khemka – Member
  • Mr. Surhud Marathe -Member
Sr. No.CategoryActivitiesSDG FocusImpactView Document
1.Green Initiatives & Biodiversity Conservation1. Tree Plantation Drives.
2. Bird Feeder Installation.
3. Biodiversity Conservation.
4. Campus Greening.
SDG13
SDG 15
1. Enhances green cover.
2. Supports urban biodiversity.
3. Improves ecological balance.
4. Promotes conservation of native species.
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2.Waste & Sustainability1. Composting Projects.
2. Waste Segregation.
3. Plastic Collection Drives.
4. Recycling Initiatives.
5. E-waste Collection Drives.
6. Upcycling Workshops (Best out of Waste).
7. Menstrual Disposal Package making.
SDG12
 
SDG11
1. Reduces waste footprint.
2. Promotes recycling habits.
3. Encourages sustainable practices.
4. Reduces plastic dependency.
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3.Awareness & Community Engagement1. Workshops & Seminars Awareness Campaigns.
2. Environmental Day Celebrations.
3. Treasure Hunt.
4. Cleanliness Drives (Beach, Mangroves).
5. Poster & Slogan Competitions.
6. Community Outreach Programs.
7. Guest Lectures / Expert Talks.
SDG 4
SDG13
1. Builds environmental awareness.
2. Strengthens community participation.
3. Encourages responsible behaviour.
4. Promotes environmental advocacy.
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4.Water Conservation & Climate Action1. Environmental Audit.
2. Climate Change Awareness Drives.
3. Energy Saving Campaigns.
SDG 6
SDG13
1. Promotes water conservation.
2. Encourages climate-responsible behavior.
3. Builds sustainability awareness.
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5.Skill Development & Green Innovation1. Bonsai Making.
2. Seed Ball making.
3. Sustainable product development.
4. Eco-Entrepreneurship Activities.
5. DIY Sustainability Projects.
SDG 8
SDG12
1. Develops practical skills.
2. Encourages innovation.
3. Supports green livelihoods.
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6.Student Participation beyond Campus1. Youth Climate Leaders.
2. Climate Skill Workshop.
3. Social Action Plan Pitching.
SDG131. Develops practical skills.
2. Encourages innovation.
3. Develop Pro- environmental attitude. among students for future conservation.
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