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ENVIRONMENT   EDUCATION

GT IN SIKKIM

Gobar Times met a group of enthusiastic teachers in Sikkim this August at the teachers’ training workshop on Green Schools Programme. Yes, the state of Sikkim formally joined the Green Schools movement by organising a teachers’ training at Gangtok.
Teachers from across the state are now geared up to add the programme to the environment education roster in Sikkim.
Environment education has a special place here because of its rich yet ecologically fragile biodiversity. Most schools have eco clubs, formed with the help of the Ministry of Environment and Forests’ National Green Corps Programme. District Environment Committees have been formed to coordinate and monitor the programme in each district.
Some schools are involved in activities like planting trees, celebrating environment day, and community clean up. Other schools are engaged in active biodiversity mapping and innovative eco tours within the state. And now Sikkim has taken one step forward in environmental education by adopting environmental auditing with the Green Schools Programme.

Sikkim contact:
ngc_sikkim@rediffmail.com
For more information on Green Schools Programme:
http://www.cseindia.org/programme/ eeu/eeu-index.htm

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