The Nature Club of Thakur Ramnarayan College of Arts and Commerce organized beach Cleanup drive in collaboration with NSS on occasion of International Coastal cleanup Day at velankani beach mira road.(Event Date: 21st September 2024)
On 21st September 2024, students participated in International Coastal Cleanup Day at Rajodi Beach, a valuable initiative aimed at promoting environmental conservation. The main goals were to raise awareness about responsible waste management and the harmful impacts of marine pollution, particularly plastic pollution. As students actively contributed to cleaning the beach, they also recorded data on the types of litter collected, supporting global research on ocean pollution. This hands-on experience not only fostered environmental stewardship and teamwork but also provided valuable skills in data collection, encouraging students to adopt sustainable lifestyles and consider careers in sustainability and conservation.
The Nature Club of Thakur Ramnarayan College of Arts and Commerce organized Skit performance on Plastic minimalism in college. Students performed a skit on Plastic minimalism and spread awareness amongst students not to use single use plastic. (Event Date: 20th september 2024)
TRCAC Nature Club has organised an informative seminar in collaboration with therco, a leading company in recycling solution on E-waste management. Speaker : Ms.Ashwini Jadhav Event date: 19th September 2024
Thakur Ramnarayan College of Arts and Commerce Nature Club embarked on a nature walk on 30th August, 2024 that would leave an indelible mark on their hearts. As they ventured into the heart of a national park, the world transformed into a living, breathing canvas. Their guide, a seasoned naturalist, was more than just a teacher; he was a storyteller, weaving tales of the park's inhabitants with a passion that was contagious. The students' eyes widened as they spotted a majestic stag, its antlers glistening in the sunlight. A symphony of bird calls filled the air, each note a unique masterpiece.The botanical park was a sensory overload. Towering trees seemed to touch the sky, their leaves whispering secrets in the gentle breeze. Vibrant flowers painted the landscape in hues that defied imagination. The students learned not just about the names of plants, but also their stories – their medicinal properties, their cultural significance, and their role in the delicate balance of nature. As the day drew to a close, the students returned to their homes, their hearts brimming with gratitude and their minds filled with memories. Their journey had been more than just a field trip; it had been a transformative experience that would inspire them to become guardians of the planet.
The Nature Club and the CEEP Committee of Thakur Ramnarayan College of Arts and Commerce organized Nature Conservation skit at the Ashok Van Housing Society Dahisar East. Students performed a skit on topics related to Nature Conservation. (Event Date: 23rd August 2024)
The Plastic Minimalism Project for a Green Campus, initiated by the Nature's Club of Thakur Ramnarayan College of Arts and Commerce, commenced on July 12th 2024 and concluded on July 19th. 2024This proactive initiative aimed to reduce plastic usage across the campus, emphasizing sustainable practices and environmental consciousness among students and staff. Through various activities and awareness campaigns, the project sought to promote a cleaner and greener campus environment. Participants engaged in efforts to minimize plastic waste, encouraging the adoption of eco-friendly alternatives and fostering a culture of responsible consumption.
On July 6th, 2024, a heartfelt tree plantation drive was orchestrated at the Citizen Welfare Association Old Age Home to commemorate Van Mahotsav Day. Students joyously visited the home, fostering meaningful connections with the esteemed senior citizens. Beyond the act of planting saplings, this initiative promises manifold benefits: the trees will not only adorn the surroundings but also provide invaluable shade, mitigate pollution, and elevate the overall air quality, thereby fostering a healthier environment for the residents. Furthermore, the infusion of greenery is anticipated to nurture mental well-being, imparting a profound sense of serenity and tranquility that promises to significantly enrich the lives of our beloved elderly residents.
On October 3, 2023, Wildlife Conservation Week was held in collaboration with Wildlife SOS, focusing on raising awareness and fostering engagement in wildlife protection. The event featured a range of informative sessions and interactive activities designed to highlight the critical issues facing wildlife and the efforts of Wildlife SOS in conservation. Attendees gained insights into the organization’s initiatives and learned how they can contribute to safeguarding endangered species and their habitats. This collaboration underscored the importance of collective action in wildlife preservation and inspired participants to support ongoing conservation efforts.
On September 16, 2023, the Nature Club hosted a successful Beach Clean Up Drive at Uttan Beach, Mira Road, in honor of International Coastal Clean Up Day. The event brought together passionate volunteers dedicated to preserving the natural beauty of their local coastline. Armed with gloves, trash bags, and a strong sense of community spirit, participants meticulously collected litter and debris, making significant strides toward a cleaner, healthier beach environment. Their collective effort not only contributed to the immediate cleanliness of Uttan Beach but also raised awareness about the importance of protecting our coastal ecosystems for future generations.
On September 15, 2023, a field visit was organized for students to the Govardhan Eco Village, with transportation provided by two buses. Upon arrival, students received an overview of the various activities at the venue. The visit began with a tour of the Pyrolysis plant, where students learned about the process of recycling waste food. The itinerary continued with visits to the Gaushala, Temple, and green fields of organic farming. Students also explored candle making, perfume making, and, notably, the Solar plant, gaining valuable insights into the significance of green energy and sustainable practices.