Grey Ground: Exploring the Impact of Personal Choices on Climate and Biodiversity
The Eco-Clubs Grey Ground event, held on Google Meet, focused on how personal choices impact climate change and biodiversity loss. It included three rounds: a discussion on daily choices environmental impact, a live poll to gauge opinions, and a Q&A session to explore solutions. The event sparked engaging conversations, raising awareness and encouraging actionable steps for a sustainable future.
conducted at IISER Berhampur on 17th of November, 2020
Raising Awareness Through Interactive Discussion
In an effort to engage students in meaningful dialogue on the environment, the Eco-Club organized Grey Ground, an event centered around the theme, Personal Choices Impact Climate Change and Biodiversity Loss. Designed to encourage reflection and discussion, the event provided a virtual space for students to share their perspectives on how individual actions, from daily habits to lifestyle choices, impact global ecological issues. This session was open to all students, aiming to foster a deeper understanding of environmental responsibility at a personal level.
Round 1: Exploring Personal Choices and Their Environmental Impact
The event kicked off with a Discussion Round, where students shared personal insights on how everyday actionssuch as dietary habits, transportation choices, and energy usagecan either contribute to or help mitigate climate change and biodiversity loss. Participants reflected on their own lifestyles, discussing small but impactful changes they could make to reduce their carbon footprint. This round fostered a sense of accountability and highlighted the ripple effects of personal actions on the larger environment, setting a thoughtful tone for the rest of the session.
Round 2: Engaging Opinions Through Live Polling
In the second segment, Take a Poll!, students participated in a live poll addressing key issues related to climate change, sustainability, and biodiversity conservation. The poll revealed a range of opinions and sparked thought-provoking debates, bringing to light the diversity of perspectives within the group. By examining how various personal views align with or diverge from environmental best practices, this activity encouraged students to critically assess their own choices and consider adjustments that would contribute to a more sustainable world.
br>The event concluded with Question Time, an open Q&A session where participants delved into deeper questions, asking about specific actions and practices to combat climate change. Students explored the feasibility of sustainable practices in daily life and discussed actionable steps to reduce ecological impact. The lively exchanges provided practical takeaways, helping students understand that meaningful change starts with individual actions. Grey Ground succeeded in building awareness and inspiring participants to integrate eco-friendly choices into their everyday routines, reinforcing the Eco-Clubs mission to promote environmental stewardship.
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Coordinated by - prakhar, Simran
Present members were - prakhar, Simran
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