We've got weekend plans for you! Come be a part of #ClimateActionMonth2023. On Sunday, July 23, for all wildlife lovers, an opportunity to not be missed. Join us at the Vandalur Zoo (at the Main Entrance, at 3 pm) for a walk and talk on animals, and their habitats. The event is from 3-4 pm. Come celebrate #ChennaiClimateAction!
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We've got weekend plans for you! Come be a part of #ClimateActionMonth2023. Join us at the Anna Nagar Tower Park at 4.30 pm Saturday evening (July 22). Enjoy the iconic tower, and the park together with our music, mime and games! The event finishes at 6.30 pm.
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CAG in collaboration with the Tamil Nadu Police Museum is hosting a mime and storytelling sessions along with the animation sequences of adopting a sustainable lifestyle to the school children for their bright and healthy future. Let’s be part of this collective action! #ClimateActionMonth2023
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Climate Action Month 2023! This event is for our trigger happy photographers looking for a green, wide open, blank canvas for that perfect shot. Walk around the Agaramthen wetlands with us; and enjoy the biodiversity even within the city. The Agramthen wetland offers livelihood security for over 300 tribal families living around of the wetland. Come learn something new! Seasoned photographers from The Chennai Photowalk together with Eco Society India will lead the walk. The event can only accommodate 35 photographers.
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A reminder about music, skits and bingo this Saturday at the Arignar Anna Park, Ayappakam, Ambattur. Does it feel like there is no respite from the soaring temperatures, and sweltering heat. Watch our music troupe perform the 'Life by trees' skit; and see how even a little tree can go a long way. Come by and see how you can be a part of #ClimateActionMonth2023.
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The debate between ecology and development is never-ending and has spanned for centuries. For the development of any country, a slight compromise on the ecological front is an unwarranted side-effect. However, due consideration has to be given to determine the extent to which the ecological depletion of resources can be justified.