1. Category : Primary Subject : Environmental Studies Topic : Paradise… Not To Be Lost! Name : S.Sindhwani Focus Group : All age groups
2. Objectives of the e-Lesson The Lesson aims to generate awareness towards the seriousness of the situation of the Earth. It works towards rekindling a concern for the Earth and appeals to one and all to take one step forward to heal her. The lesson is an attempt to ensure that preservation , conservation and regeneration of resources be our primary responsibility.
4. Our planet is a single self-managing organism. This is only possible when each component of the organism does its part, in balance and harmony with the rest. In that sense the Earth is sacred, it demands and earns respect and obedience to its 'laws' because that is essential to the survival of all life.
10. Surf through the odds of life …and you will find pearls of wisdom Life deep in the Water …
11. When wrapped within the arms of the Mother of benevolence… Mankind dances with the ardour of life …
12. The Earth is full of sentient, intelligent, communicative, emotional creatures. Most human moralities and religions hold that creatures with these attributes deserve freedom from harassment, suffering and enslavement, and the right to exist.
13. Human activity, which deprives all non-humans of its rights and freedoms, is an atrocity no less despicable than human genocide, holocaust, torture and slavery, and must be stopped.
14. DEFORESTATION INJUDICIOUS USE OF WATER RESOURCES EXCESS URBANISATION UNNECESSARY EXCAVATION & EXTRACTION OF FUELS EMISSION OF CARBON FROM VEHICLES LACK OF AWARENESS IRRATIONAL USE OF RESOURCES LACK OF CONSCIOUS EFFORTS IRRESPONSIBLE ATTITUDE
17. Over the past half century the earth's vast green mantle of forests has been reduced to tattered remnants .
18. Modern elephants are the last survivors of the "trunked" family of mammals. These survivors are also threatened by shrinking space and poaching.
19. Tigers are an endangered species; only about 5,000 to 7,400 tigers are left. The Bali, Javan, and Caspian tigers have become extinct in the past 70 years. Tiger in Trouble…
20. Turtles that evolved for over a million years have been disappearing, once common , today Sea-Turtles are listed as “ a species of special concern.”
21. Earth's population will be forced to colonise two planets within 50 years if natural resources continue to be exploited at the current rate.
22. Rivers – A Drying Shame Rivers like Ganges, Nile, Danube have been declared as dying rivers due to excess water extraction, Dam construction and pollution.
23. DO YOU KNOW WHAT HAPPENS WHEN WE DISTURB NATURE 'S DELICATE BALANCE ??
29. Light to lighten Light To Lighten PLANT A TREE-GIVE LIFE SEGREGATE YOUR WASTE USE CFC FREE PRODUCTS LOVE BIRDS & ANIMALS HARVEST RAIN WATER USE ELECTRICITY INTELLIGENTLY WALK MORE DRIVE LESS BE WATER-WISE
