
‘Environment’ is everything around us. It is our surrounding which comprises of both Living and Non-Living components.
This is an introductory session on Environmental Science for all the learners who wish to know the basic details about our environment. The following sub-topics are covered in less than 8 minutes-
1) Environment
2) Components of Environment
3) Environmental Science
4) Lithosphere, Hydrosphere, Biosphere, and Atmosphere.
5) Natural Resources
6) Environmental Degradation.
This is a quiz video on Introduction to Environmental Science.
Participate in this interesting Quiz and test your basic Knowledge about our Environment.
The time duration is just 4minutes.
Do you know the reason why planet earth is called as 'Blue Planet'?
It is because of this special feature on earth- 'Water'. Spend just 6 minutes and learn all about Hydrosphere.
Learn in detail about:
What it consists of?
The overall distribution of water on this planet
Water as an important Resource.
This video on WATER CYCLE includes all the interesting processes that continuously recycle our lifeline, which is WATER (H20)
The processes involved are:
Evapo-transpiration
Condensation
Precipitation(Rain/Snow)
Surface Run-Off
Infiltration/Percolation.
Video duration is less than 6 minutes.
Watch this session of 8minutes that explains us the various sources of water (H20) available to us on our planet earth & its distribution.
The topics covered include:
The main source of water
Surface water
Groundwater
Factors affecting the distribution of water.
In this video on Environmental Science (EVS) we will learn all about Water Scarcity, its types and how it is caused in just10 minutes.
In this session we will learn about:
1) What is Water Scarcity
2) Types of Water Scarcity
3) Indicators of Water Scarcity and
4) Causes of Water Scarcity.
This session on water conservation/Conservation of water gives you a simple definition of what is water conservation?
It also explains the various measures/ways to conserve water. Learn this important topic in less than 8 minutes.
Want a quick revision on the following topics?
1) Hydrosphere & Water Distribution
2) Sources of Water
3) Water Cycle
4) Water Scarcity
5) Water Conservation
Participate in this quiz on Hydrosphere, which is of less than 5 minutes.
We hear news and reports on flood.
watch this session on " Flood- A natural Disasters" to know
1) What exactly is flood
2) the causes of it
3) Areas prone to flood
4) prevention of flood
video duration is less than 5 minutes.
Explore how living and nonliving factors interact to form ecosystems, and classify them into terrestrial and aquatic types, including forest, grassland, desert, tundra, marine, and freshwater.
Explore the structure and composition of ecosystems by examining biotic and abiotic components, producers, consumers across trophic levels, and the roles of decomposers and microorganisms.
Explore ecological pyramids, energy, numbers, and biomass, showing producers to apex consumers, upright or inverted forms, the 10 percent energy transfer, and parasite dynamics in trophic levels.
discover how vermi-composting uses red earthworms to convert organic waste into nutrient-rich compost, using a shaded moist pit, layered waste, and harvest Wami compost after four weeks.
Watch this session on ‘Waste’ that covers the following topics in just 10 minutes.
1. What is waste? Its definition
2. The Steps involved in waste management
- Collection
- Segregation
- Transportation
- Treatment
- Disposal
3. What are the various sources of waste?
- Domestic waste,
- Industrial waste,
- Bio-medical waste,
- Agricultural waste,
- Animal waste,
- Mineral waste,
- Nuclear Waste
4. Various ways of waste classification
- According to the form
- Basis of moisture content
- Basis of their property
- According to their effect on the environment
5. The importance of waste management and the health hazard associated with improper waste management.
Explore noise pollution, how sounds at or above 85 dB can be hazardous, and identify indoor and outdoor sources from appliances to industry.
Examine the health and ecological impacts of noise pollution, including hearing loss and sleep disturbance. Learn practical prevention strategies for indoor, social, and sensitive-area noise, plus tree-based mitigation.
Explains global warming and the greenhouse effect, how greenhouse gases trap heat in Earth's atmosphere, the Kyoto Protocol, and measures to reduce emissions.
The environment is everything around us, both the living and non-living world, and understanding it has never been more important.
This course gives you a thorough understanding of environmental science, with a special focus on the hydrosphere and water, one of Earth's most essential natural resources. You'll explore how ecosystems function and dive into critical topics like water distribution, scarcity, and conservation, so you understand not just how our planet works, but how we can protect it.
Designed for learners of all ages, the course covers key environmental topics including the water cycle, pollution, waste management, ecosystems, and global warming. Through engaging video lessons, interactive quizzes, and real-world examples, you'll build a genuine understanding of how ecological systems work and the role each of us plays in keeping them healthy.
By the end, you'll have valuable knowledge about today's biggest environmental challenges, especially water scarcity, along with practical solutions for conserving this vital resource. You'll also develop a stronger awareness of how individual actions affect the planet, and how sustainable practices can drive real, positive change, empowering you to become an advocate for environmental conservation in your community and beyond.
Enroll now and take a meaningful step toward understanding and protecting our environment.