Environment

GSDP is a recent initiative under the ENVIS scheme for skilling the youth in the country. It is an initiative for skill development in the environment and forest region by the Ministry of Environment, Forests

Chipko movement is a socio-ecological movement that aimed at resisting mass deforestation using Gandhian ways of Non-violent resistance and satyagraha through the act of hugging the trees to guard them against being cut down for

The Term Terrestrial Term is Defined an Interrelation between the Organisms and Environment Land. Tundra: A tundra is a baric Land Since there are two types of tundra: Distribution: Arctic Tundra Extends as a Continuous

An Ecosystem which consists the water is the main source of the habitat is known as the Aquatic Ecosystem. An aquatic ecosystem is essentially a group of interacting organisms dependent on one another and their

The Indian Himalayan Region occupies a Strategic Position Along the Entire Northern and Northern Eastern Boundary. Besides Innumerable goods, IHR Generates Plethora of Services not only for Himalayan Inhabitants but also Influence the Lives of

Energy Flow: The Energy Flow is Basic Function of the Ecosystem in the Environment. As it’s the study of the trophic level interaction in an Ecosystem which gives energy flow to the Ecosystem. Trophic Level

Renewable Energy is an Energy that is Generated from natural Resources which includes Sunlight, geothermal heat, Winds, Tides, Water, And Various Forms of Biomass. Renewable Energy is Comprises of: Solar Energy: Energy generated from Sun.

The Term Ecology shows the Vital Relationship of a living organism with Each other and with their Environment. Scientists Found in 1868 and termed as Ecology later. Ecology is a Combinations of two Greek Words

According to the Environment protection act,1990, waste is defined as - any substance which constitutes a scrap material, or an effluent or other unwanted surplus substance arising from the application of any process is termed

Pollution in the environment is one of the most challenging problems faced by humanity in our times. With each passing year, it is causing grave and irreparable damage to the earth. We are living in