Eco-Friendly

The Eco-Friendly Club of Bharath College of Education is a student-led initiative dedicated to promoting environmental awareness, sustainability, and responsible citizenship among future educators. Rooted in the green and fertile lands of the Kavery Delta Region, the club aims to create a culture of respect and care for nature, both within the campus and in the surrounding communities.

Vision:

To instill eco-consciousness in teacher trainees and empower them to become advocates for sustainable living and environmental education.

Objectives:

• To raise awareness about environmental issues such as pollution, waste management, biodiversity, and climate change.
• To promote sustainable practices like recycling, composting, water conservation, and green energy.
• To encourage eco-literacy among student teachers for integrating environmental education into school curricula.
• To organize clean-up drives, tree plantation, eco-campaigns, and workshops.
• To collaborate with local bodies and NGOs for community-based environmental projects.

Activities & Initiatives:

• Green Campus Program: Plantation drives, herbal garden maintenance, and plastic-free zones.
• World Environment Day Celebrations: Rallies, poster-making, and eco-themed competitions.
• Workshops & Seminars: Sessions on sustainable teaching practices, organic farming, and energy conservation.
• Field Visits: Trips to local ecosystems, agricultural areas, and eco-parks.
• Recycling Drives: Collection and reuse of paper, plastic, and electronic waste.

Get Involved:

All B.Ed., M.Ed., and Ph.D. students are welcome to join the Eco-Friendly Club. It’s an opportunity to learn, lead, and leave a green footprint—in classrooms and communities alike.