The Online Open Environment School, a joint initiative by the Thane Municipal Corporation and the Environment Protection Board, has completed one year. The second year begins on 21st February, with trekker Shekhar Rajeshirke leading a session on ‘Environment on Forts’.

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The Online Open Environment School, a joint initiative by the Thane Municipal Corporation and the Environment Protection Board, has successfully completed its first year. The first session of its second year is set to take place on Friday, 21st February, at 4:00 PM, focusing on the topic ‘Environment on Forts’. Experienced trekker Shekhar Rajeshirke will be leading the session. With over three decades of experience in trekking and mountain exploration, he is also the author of the book Dongarwata.
The Online Open Environment School provides expert guidance on various environmental topics such as local biodiversity, human impact on the environment, pollution, waste management, water issues, the significance of wetlands, eco-friendly festivals, and disposal of religious offerings. Over the past year, 52 sessions have been conducted, coordinated by the Environmental Protection Forum, an organisation with 25 years of experience in environmental conservation, education, and awareness.