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Students Celebrate World Conservation Day Through SDG Exhibition

Students Celebrate World Conservation Day Through SDG Exhibition
Conserving Nature Today Ensures a Better Tomorrow · thestatesman.com

A school called Mahadevi Birla Shishu Vihar held a special celebration for World Conservation Day.

Conservation means taking care of nature.

The children made an exhibition about 17 big goals that people around the world made to help our planet, called the Sustainable Development Goals.

They showed displays about keeping things clean, protecting the climate, and saving natural resources.

Some students recycled old cardboard and paper to make new, useful things.

Others ran a fun quiz about the environment.

A special guest named Sudip Goswami came to open the event, along with the Principal and Headmistress.

Teachers and visitors shared why protecting nature matters for our future.

At the end, everyone got Action Cards with simple tips to help the environment every day.

The big message was that small actions can make the world cleaner and greener.

Key facts

Event
World Conservation Day celebration / SDG Exhibition
Theme
Making the SDGs a Reality
Date
28 July 2026
Organizer
Nature Club of Mahadevi Birla Shishu Vihar
Chief Guest
Sudip Goswami, In-charge, Bharat Soka Gakkai (BSG)
School Leaders
Principal Sonali Sarkar; Headmistress Meenakshi Basu
Activities
Awareness exhibits, recycling project, environmental quiz, Action Card distribution

Quotes

Ms. Poulomi Banerjee

Visitor to the event

“"I realised that we need to be selfless rather than self-centred. Working together with kindness and equality can reduce discrimination and help create a fair and inclusive society."”
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“"Every small action counts. If we protect forests, wildlife and biodiversity today, we can ensure a healthier and greener planet for future generations."”
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