Radcliffe School Kharghar hosted a guest lecture on “Saving Water” by distinguished environmentalist and community advocate Ms. Jyoti Nadkarni. Nadkarni has served as an Animal Welfare Officer and Human Education Officer with Bombay Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. She has spearheaded initiatives like Tree Plantation and Hill Restoration Project in Kharghar. The lecture focused on the importance of saving water and the need for community collaboration.
During the lecture, Ms. Nadkarni emphasized the critical importance of saving water, highlighting it as one of the most vital resources for sustaining life. She discussed the various ways in which water conservation can be practiced at both individual and community levels. She also stressed the need for collective action, urging the students and community members to collaborate in efforts to preserve water resources for future generations. Her talk was both informative and inspiring, leaving the audience with a renewed sense of responsibility towards water conservation and environmental stewardship.
