One of the active and popular club of Institution is Nature Club. It aims at inculcating a sense of awareness,about the environment and how to improve it amongst the students,and the general public. The motto of Nature Club is -“to strengthen the unity of mankind and nature-for nature’s sake”. At this let us awaken at natures need. Club has 4 groups:
AWARENESS GROUP:
PHOTOGRAPHIC GROUP:
RESCUE GROUP:
RESEARCH GROUP:
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Bees and other pollinators, such as butterflies, bats and hummingbirds, are increasingly under
threat from human activities. Pollination is, however, a fundamental process for the survival of our
ecosystems. Nearly 90% of the world’s wild flowering plant species depend, entirely, or at least in
part, on animal pollination, along with more than 75% of the world’s food crops and 35% of global
agricultural land. Not only do pollinators contribute directly to food security, but they are key to
conserving biodiversity.
To raise awareness of the importance of pollinators, the threats they face and their contribution to sustainable development, the Nature club, KARE celebrated the World Honey Bee day as Beatrix
2023 on 16 th September 2023.
The goal is to strengthen measures aimed at protecting bees and other pollinators, which
would significantly contribute to solving problems related to the global food supply and eliminate
hunger in developing countries.
Dr. I. Rabeena, Assistant Professor (Agricultural Entomology), Kalasalingam School
of Agriculture and Horticulture, presided over the event and graced the occasion with a lecture
titled “Friendly Bees in KARE Campus”. Her lecture followed by plantation of Flowering plants
in our Campus. Afternoon Session had so many competitions, viz., dancing, macro photography,
videography, sketching, meme creation, where students participated very enthusiastically. 346
students participated in this programme. All the winners were awarded at the end of the session.
Dr. A. Bharathi, Club Co-ordinator, Nature Club of KARE (Assistant Professor, Kalasalingam
School of Agriculture and Horticulture) co-ordinated this event.
Nature Club of Kalasalingam Academy of Research and Education (Deemed to be University) conducted an event titled ‘Beatrix 2k24’ on the occasion of National Honey Bee Day on 17th August 2024. Entomologist Dr.A.Subash Chandra Bose gave insights to explore more about Bees and its conservation aspects.
After this lecture, the following technical and non-technical events were conducted.
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Around 250 students have participated in all the events. Dr. A. Bharathi, Faculty Co-ordinator, Nature Club has made all the arrangements.
World Soil Day is held annually on 5 December as a means to focus attention on the importance of healthy soil and to advocate for the sustainable management of soil resources. Our Nature Club took a moment to celebrate the same on 16th December 2023. Caring soil is extremely important for sustaining healthy life on earth. The human/animal health actually lies on good health of soil as it supports healthy plant growth to provide nutritious produce to keep us healthy. A healthy soil would ensure proper retention and release of water and nutrients, promote and sustain root growth, maintain soil biotic habitat, respond to management, resist degradation and act as a buffer for environmental pollution.
An awareness rally was conducted by Nature Club, KARE at Watrap town. Around 300 volunteers participated in the event and they raised their voice as “Healthy soil, healthy planet!”, “Protect soil, nurture life!”, “Preserve soil, preserve life!” and “Nourish soil, nourish future!”. Watrap Police Station Inspector flagged our rally.
Fine Arts Club, Youth Red Cross, Photography Club and Tamil Mandram of KARE have
organized ‘Freshers Fiesta 2k23’ in the University Campus on 02-09-2023. Extra-curricular
events, such as, Ice breaker, Guess the lyrics (Music), Dizzy move, Music proshow, Fun
battle, Red carpet (Fashion), Dance Pro-show, Musical chair, Quiz (Variety), Cheers to the
Governor (Music), Cypher (Dance), Talent hunt, Match the point (Art), Fun time (variety),
Hear the blast, Rock the floor (Slambam performance), Jack pot, etc. were conducted.
Mr. S. J. Kabilan, Assistant Professor, Department of Biotechnology, Dr. C. Sangeetha,
Assistant Professor, Department of English, Dr. G. Kalusuraman, Associate Professor,
Department of Agricultural Engineering and Mr. N. K. Amaljith, Assistant Professor,
Department Visual Communication have co-ordinated all the events. The newly joined
freshman engineering students have enjoyed all the sessions performed by their seniors.
Fiesta – a juncture to celebrate the bustle mother nature by providing food was organized by Nature Club on 6th January 2024 at Krishnan Auditorium, KARE. VJ Sidhhu and Harshat Khan graced the occasion with their presence and interacted with our students.
This year on-stage like Dance Battle, Solo Singing, Group singing and Minute Fame was conducted on the day of Fiesta. Many off-stage competitions like Badminton (Single and Doubles), Cricket matches were held for our students and winners were awarded at the event. Nature Club introduces NC Trophy – boys cricket competition. Many fun events like Uri Adi, Tug of War, Karumaba Kadi, Usi Nool, Music chair happened at the Event.
The Nature Club of KARE conducted a Nature Walk 2024 with enthusiastic commitment
from the participants on 28 th September, 2024 at Varkala, Kerala. The students started the
nature walk at 6:40 AM, watching the sunrise at Varkala Beach. In the afternoon, they had kayaking.
They went to Black Sand Beach in the evening, where they enjoyed the beautiful view. They
also visited Varkala Cliff. Dr. A. Bharathi, Assistant Professor, Department of Agriculture
(Co-ordinator, Nature Club) has made all the arrangements.
Nature Club, KARE conducted a cross country race for Biome as an occasion to celebrate
"World Ecology Day" on 08-11-2024. The race aimed to raise awareness about our clean
environment. About 100 students were actively participated in the race. The race started from
KARE campus, then they moved to Kunnur, via Watrap road and they reached the campus in
the same way. The student participation was overwhelming, with strong determination they
completed the race of 10 KM. The winners received the cash prizes. All the participants
received certificates of participation from Nature Club. Dr. A. Bharathi, Assistant Professor,
Department of Agriculture (Co-Ordinator, Nature Club) made all the arrangements.
The Nature Club of Kalasalingam Academy of Research and Education (KARE)
organized a two-day eco-trip titled "Sunrise and Serenity: Munnar and Kolukkumalai
Escape" to Kerala. The trip aimed to provide participants with an opportunity to experience
and appreciate nature while understanding the importance of environmental conservation.
The tour included visits to various ecological sites, where students engaged in interactive
learning experiences that highlighted the beauty and significance of preserving the
environment. This report provides an overview of the tour, detailing the places visited,
activities undertaken, and key insights gained during the journey.
Places Visited:
Day 1: 8 th March 2025
Top Station
Day 2: 9 th March 2025
The event was coordinated by faculty members Dr. A. Bharathi, Club Coordinator, Nature
Club, and Dr. G. Kalusuraman, Club Coordinator, Youth Red Cross Club. A total of 48
participants, including club members, took part in this enriching experience.
The tour not only deepened our appreciation for nature but also strengthened our commitment
to environmental protection. Through this journey, we realized that nature is not just a
resource but a treasure that must be preserved for future generations.
The Nature Club of Kalasalingam Academy of Research and Education (KARE) organized
“BHOOMI'25 – Awareness Rally cum Street Play on Water and Forest Conservation” on 5th
April 2025 (Saturday) at Watrap Town. This impactful outreach programme aimed to
sensitize the public on the significance of conserving vital natural resources like water and
forests. Over 100 student volunteers actively participated in the event, carrying placards,
performing street plays, and engaging with the local community to spread the message of
environmental responsibility. The event aligns with the United Nations Sustainable
Development Goals – SDG 13: Climate Action and SDG 15: Life on Land. Dr. A. Bharathi,
Faculty Coordinator of the Nature Club, made all the necessary arrangements and guided the
students throughout the event.