Overview: Over 50 children from Shanthi Ashram explored Kumaraguru’s sustainability initiatives and rich biodiversity. Their visit included a walk through the Native Tree Nursery to learn about native species. They also toured the Resource Recovery Park and Sewage Treatment Plant, gaining insights into waste and water management practices.
Project Description
Shanthi Ashram Children Explore Sustainability at Kumaraguru
Over 50 children from Shanthi Ashram visited Kumaraguru to explore the campus’s sustainability initiatives and biodiversity. Their journey began with an immersive walk through the Native Tree Nursery, where they learned about different tree species and their ecological significance. They then visited the Resource Recovery Park and Sewage Treatment Plant, gaining insights into waste management and water conservation.
The highlight of their visit was at the Automobile Department, where their excitement peaked as they explored cars, washing machines, solar panels, and a model airplane. The interactive experience sparked their curiosity, inspiring them to dream big and innovate.
This visit provided the children with a unique opportunity to witness real-world sustainability efforts and encouraged them to adopt eco-friendly practices. Their enthusiasm and eagerness to learn reaffirmed the importance of early exposure to environmental education and technology for a sustainable future.
Key Highlights
- Hands-on Sustainability Learning: 50+ children explored key sustainability initiatives, including the Resource Recovery Park and Tree Nursery.
- STEM Inspiration: Exposure to automobiles, solar panels, and model airplanes sparked curiosity and dreams in young minds
- Environmental Awareness: Increased understanding of sustainability practices among children.
- STEM Engagement: Inspired interest in technology and engineering through interactive learning experiences.
Focus Area: Awareness