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Environmental Governance in India: A Learning Perspective

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  Environmental Governance in India: A Learning Perspective Kulsum Momin(Mentee) Dr. Pratima Mishra Associate Professor (mentor) H. G. M Azam College of Education Dr P. A. Inamdar University, Pune, Maharashtra, India Introduction : In the 21 st century, environmental concerns have become one of the most pressing global challenges. Rapid industrialisation, urban expansion, climate change, and depletion of natural resources have made environmental protection a critical priority for every nation. In this context, environmental governance emerges as a structured approach through which governments, institutions, and citizens work collectively to protect and manage the environment responsibly. In India, environmental governance is not limited to laws and regulations; it reflects a broader vision of sustainable development that balances economic growth with ecological preservation. From constitutional provisions to national policies and communit...
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THE BIODIVERSITY HOTSPOTS OF INDIA AND THE ROLE OF EDUCATION

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  THE BIODIVERSITY HOTSPOTS OF INDIA AND THE ROLE OF EDUCATION       Pearl Francis (Mentee) Dr. Pratima Mishra Associate Professor (mentor) H. G. M Azam College of Education Dr P. A. Inamdar University, Pune, Maharashtra, India   Introduction   Biodiversity refers to the variety of life on Earth, including plants, animals, microorganisms, and the ecosystems in which they live. It is essential for maintaining ecological balance and supporting human life. Biodiversity provides food, medicine, clean air, water, and many other natural resources.   However, due to deforestation, urbanization, pollution, and climate change, many species are becoming endangered. To protect the most biologically rich but threatened regions, the concept of biodiversity hotspots was introduced by Norman Myers i n 1988.     A biodiversity hotspot is a region that has: A high number of end...
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Circular Economy Concepts in Indian Education

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  Circular Economy Concepts in Indian Education   How Schools and Universities Can Build a Sustainable Future     Shaikh Gazala (Mentee) Dr. Pratima Mishra Associate Professor (mentor) H. G. M Azam College of Education Dr P. A. Inamdar University, Pune, Maharashtra, India   Introduction: Why Sustainability Education Matters Today In the modern world, environmental sustainability has become one of the most important global concerns. Rapid industrialization, urbanization, and resource-intensive consumption have led to serious environmental problems, including pollution, climate change, and excessive waste generation. Traditional economic systems follow a linear model, often described as  “take – make – dispose.”  In this model, natural resources are extracted, used to manufacture products, and eventually discarded after use.   To overcome these challenges, the concept of a cir...
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