A Youth Conclave was organised on Monday at Kerwa Jungle Camp.
It was organized by WWF India Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh State Office with the theme Sustainable Lifestyle.
In the youth conclave, students of various colleges of Bhopal district and members of non-government organizations, thus about 105 participants, participated. Four guest scholars were invited in the programme, who have new achievements while working in different fields.
The invited guest scholar was Gulab Mewada, who worked for the last 15 to 20 years for the promotion of organic agriculture and at present also he is continuously working to encourage organic farming. The second guest scholar was Tanmay Jain who has done distinguished work in the field of Urban Forestry. The third guest scholar was Shan Suhash Kumar, who has also been "Miss Earth" and has been working on Climate Change at various levels nationally and internationally. The fourth guest scholar was Megha Parmar who has achieved the distinction of being the first woman from Madhya Pradesh to scale Mount Everest.
During the programme, the four guest scholars shared their experiences in front of the participants, after that the participants dispelled their curiosity through various questions related to their work.
On the concluding occasion of the programme organized, State Operator of WWF India Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh State Office, work should be done towards the change in the weather, as well as the common people should also be made aware so that we can keep our earth good.
All the officers and employees of WWF India Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh State Office also participated on this occasion.