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Eco-Club Green Actions in Kerala.

Under the Environment Education Programme (EEP), Eco-Clubs across Kerala are bringing sustainability, tradition, and conservation alive in schools.

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Medicinal Garden @ NSS HSS Thattayil

On Ayurveda Day, students planted 50+ rare species including Keshavardhini, Changalamparanda, Tulsi, Neelappana, and Dantapala. Inaugurated by Ayurveda Medical Officer Dr. Mansi Alex, the initiative promotes campus biodiversity and health awareness.

Dasapushpam Exhibition @ GVHSS Pudukkad

Students collected, identified, and displayed Kerala’s ten sacred herbs with scientific details, uses & folklore. Linked to “Karkidaka Chikitsa,” the initiative highlighted local biodiversity, conservation of medicinal plants, and the importance of sustainable harvest.

Karanelkrishi @ MTSSUPS Manjadi, Pathanamthitta

On Farmers’ Day, students revived traditional paddy cultivation aligned with the Malayalam New Year. Honouring farmers and student-growers, this initiative emphasized seasonal farming, native seeds, food security, and eco-friendly methods.

Together, these initiatives showcase how youth-led green action connects health, heritage, and food security, building a sustainable future for Kerala.

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