Awareness Programme
World Environment Day
05 June 2025The Society for Environmental Conservation celebrated World Environment Day by raising awareness on waste management and plantation. The event focused on educating people and students about household waste collection, segregation, and composting of biodegradable waste.
The programme involved active participation from village communities, students from government schools, and NGOs. Additionally, plantation activities were carried out in the villages of Sankal and Tanda in Phanda Block, Bhopal District, Madhya Pradesh.
Implementation of Projects
Livelihood Generation through Aquaponics
A Bio-Integrated System Using Azolla pinnata as Natural Food
NABARD/FSPF/1053/DPR-76/2022-23
This project has made significant progress in promoting sustainable livelihoods and innovative farming practices among rural beneficiaries in Bhopal District. The report highlights the achievements, challenges, and future prospects of this initiative, reaffirming SEC's commitment to community empowerment and environmental conservation.
Project Overview
In collaboration with local stakeholders, this project aims to empower rural beneficiaries through aquaponics — a bio-integrated system that combines fish farming with hydroponic plant cultivation. The use of Azolla pinnata as a natural fish food enhances ecological balance while serving as a viable income source and contributing to food security.
Key Achievements
System Implementation
Successfully established aquaponics systems integrating fish tanks with hydroponic grow beds, demonstrating sustainable food production.
Azolla Cultivation
Successfully cultivated Azolla pinnata, which serves as nutrient-rich fish feed and enhances soil quality in hydroponic beds.
Capacity Building
Conducted comprehensive training sessions on aquaponics system management, fish farming techniques, and sustainable resource management.
Income Generation
Enabled rural beneficiaries to diversify their income through fish and vegetable sales, strengthening economic resilience.
This project has successfully promoted sustainable livelihoods, environmental conservation, and community empowerment. By integrating aquaponics with Azolla pinnata cultivation, it has demonstrated the potential for holistic food production and economic development. Continued commitment and collaboration will further enhance its positive impact on rural communities in Bhopal District.
Livelihood Generation for Women Community
Innovative Pen Culture Practices in Ajnal (River) Dam of Madhya Pradesh
NABARD/MCID/FIF/LEDP/SHG-92(206)2022-2023
This project has made significant strides in empowering women through innovative aquaculture techniques. By utilizing the Ajnal Dam, the initiative has contributed to enhancing livelihoods, promoting women's empowerment, and fostering sustainable aquaculture practices.
Project Overview
Launched in collaboration with local stakeholders, this initiative aims to empower women in Phanda Block, Bhopal District, by introducing innovative pen culture practices in Ajnal Dam. The project encompasses capacity-building, skill development, and market linkages to support economic independence and improve the overall quality of life for women beneficiaries.
Key Achievements
Infrastructure Development
Successfully constructed fish pens in Ajnal Dam, providing a controlled environment for sustainable fish cultivation.
Capacity-Building Workshops
Conducted multiple training workshops to equip women with essential aquaculture knowledge and disease prevention techniques.
Community Participation
Encouraged active engagement and ownership among women beneficiaries, fostering leadership and decision-making capabilities.
Economic Empowerment
The women beneficiaries successfully cultivated fish in the pens, leading to increased income and improved financial stability.
The project's focus on empowering women economically has yielded promising results. With ongoing support and expansion, it holds great potential to further uplift rural women, ensuring long-term sustainability and prosperity in the community.
Plantation and Environmental Conservation Programme
The Society for Environmental Conservation (SEC), Bhopal, organized a comprehensive Plantation and Environmental Conservation Programme. The event was graced by the presence of Smt. Malti Rai, Hon'ble Mayor of Bhopal, who actively participated in the plantation drive alongside Dr. Brijesh Sharma, President of SEC, Bhopal.
Officers of the Bhopal Municipal Corporation, employees, and members of the local community also joined hands in this important initiative. The programme focused on the plantation of native and eco-friendly tree species with the dual objective of improving the city's green cover and creating awareness about environmental conservation.
The participation of civic authorities, environmentalists, and local residents highlighted the spirit of collective responsibility toward ecological balance. This initiative by SEC, Bhopal reflects its continued commitment to promoting sustainable urban development while encouraging public participation in environmental conservation.
Culture and Sports Programme Celebrations
SEC employs a holistic approach, recognizing that environmental stewardship is intrinsically linked to community health, culture, and social cohesion. By integrating its message into existing social frameworks, SEC ensures high participation and resonance.
Culture Programme Celebration
Since 2015Event Details: Government Higher Secondary School Paradiya Kachhi (Phanda Block, Bhopal)
Date: October 25 and 27, 2025
Participants: 430 students
The cultural programmes link local expression with the ethos of environmental protection and sustainable living. The event saw enthusiastic participation in traditional activities like Saraswati Vandana, Garba, and Bhangra. By celebrating cultural heritage, SEC implicitly reinforces the need for sustainable living and respect for the natural environment.
Sports Programme Celebration
Since 2019Event Details: Government Higher Secondary School Paradiya Kachhi (Phanda Block, Bhopal)
Date: October 25 and 27, 2025
Participants: 430 students
The sports programme promotes physical well-being as a component of sustainable community life. Participation in Kabaddi, Kho-Kho, High Jump, Long Jump, and Rassakheench (Tug-of-War) highlights SEC's belief that a healthy environment supports healthy people. Promoting physical activity alongside environmental awareness fosters a complete picture of well-being.
Event Highlights
Capturing moments of community engagement and environmental conservation
