Children are introduced to the different types of pollution, including air, water, and land pollution, and the devastating impact these have on the planet. The program explains the causes of pollution, its consequences on human health, wildlife, and ecosystems, and encourages students to adopt habits that minimize pollution.

A key focus is teaching children the importance of waste segregation and recycling. Students learn how to separate biodegradable waste, recyclables, and non-recyclables, and understand the process of recycling. By introducing simple waste management practices, the program empowers children to reduce waste and promote cleaner environments in their homes, schools, and communities.

A key component of the program is teaching children the importance of conserving plant and animal life. Students learn about endangered species, the importance of biodiversity, and how human actions like habitat destruction and poaching are threatening wildlife. The program also promotes planting trees, creating green spaces, and protecting local ecosystems as part of a broader effort to conserve nature.

The program highlights the importance of using sustainable and eco-friendly materials in everyday life. Children learn about alternatives to single-use plastics, the benefits of reusable items, and the significance of supporting products made from natural, biodegradable, or recyclable materials.

The program explains the science behind greenhouse gases, global warming, and climate change. Children are taught how human activities, such as deforestation, industrial emissions, and burning fossil fuels, contribute to the increase in greenhouse gases and the resulting impact on the planet’s climate. The program emphasizes the role of each individual in reducing their carbon footprint.