Regional Museum of Natural History (RMNH) Bhopal celebrated the World Environment Day on Monday. Retired IFS and former Principal Chief Conservator of Forest, Madhya Pradesh Government Suhas Kumar delivered a lecture on “Connecting People to Nature.”
Suhas Kumar told through a Poem "Nature and We" that die future of earth is depend on us. He told that we are losing our nature for the unlimited development. He explained the habitat of the wildlife is disturbing due to unlimited use of nature resource by human.
Suhas Kumar also detailed about the harmful effects of polythene. During the lecture he told that now a days we are facing the water problem because we used natural water resources more than our requirements. He informed about the conservation of the environment, flora and fauna around our area.
A performance "Dharti Ki Pukar" written by Padamshri Shanker laI Tiwari was performed by children from lok Jagar Kala Manch, Bhopal. The importance of the earth and nature was showed through the performance and also made an appealed to conserver the nature.
After the performance Manoj Kumar Sharma, Scientist-B and in-charge welcomed the chief guest of Programme Prof. Ravindra K Kanhere Vice Chancellor Madhya Pradesh Bhoj (Open) University – Bhopal and Special Guest Suhas Kumar, winners of Poster Making Competition held on April 22 Participant of Summer Nature Study Programme, Children from lok Jagar Kala Manch and their parents and other invitees.
Participants of Summer Nature Study Programme Palak Bavisa and Master Shreyash Agarwal shared their experiences about Summer Nature Study Programme.
Suhas Kumar appreciated the RMNH to orgnised activities and programme to make awareness towards conservation of the nature. He appealed to children and their parents to play an importance role to conserve the nature.
Ravindra R Kanhere told that we have to control the use of natural resources and make a balanced ecological system. He told that we should make awareness about conservation of nature and natural resources among me children.