Did you know that mangroves and fish are so interconnected that the loss of just one square mile of a mangrove forest would cause a loss of 124 tons of fish every year – that’s the weight of a small blue whale!

There is an important link between Himalayan habitats and our Indian economy? Suprised?

Let me connect the dots with our young hosts!

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Concept: Ms. Radhika Suri

Script: Ms. Neha Raghav, Ms. Fionna Braganza and Ms. Shreya Bhatt

Editor: Vizgully Creations Pvt. Ltd.

Director: Ms. Sulagna Roy

Host: Prarthana and Ashley

Do you know what a sustainable space is?

Can you spot anything which you could replace with a greener, more sustainable option? Or is there something you could use differently so that it is more sustainable?

Listen to our young hosts as they take you through sustainable choices are good not only for the planet and for future generations, but also for their pockets!

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Concept: Ms. Radhika Suri

Script: Ms. Neha Raghav, Ms. Fionna Braganza and Ms. Shreya Bhatt

Editor: Vizgully Creations Pvt. Ltd.

Director: Ms. Sulagna Roy

Host: Ananya and Shivam

Water is such an essential component of our ecosystems. And we humans depend on water so much in our homes, schools, offices and in fact everywhere!

We need water to manufacture products, generate power, and maybe most importantly, to grow our food!

Did you know that only about 1% of all water on Earth is available for us to use!

Know more fun stuffs!

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Concept: Ms. Radhika Suri

Script: Ms. Neha Raghav, Ms. Fionna Braganza and Ms. Shreya Bhatt

Editor: Vizgully Creations Pvt. Ltd.

Director: Ms. Sulagna Roy

Host: Prarthana and Ashley

Did you know that India generates the most amount of waste globally? It’s over 270 million tonnes of waste every year – and this is only what reaches the landfills! In this episode of Panda Speaks – How to Train Your Grownup – the podcast from WWF India hosted by young people and for young people,  we will talk about how you can help your grownup take better care of the environment and the planet.

Listen to this super exciting, fun and informative podcast 'What's in your Trash?' to get inspired to take action!

Be sure to join in and let us know your thoughts at [email protected].

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Concept: Ms. Radhika Suri

Script: Ms. Neha Raghav, Ms. Fionna Braganza and Ms. Shreya Bhatt

Editor: Vizgully Creations Pvt. Ltd.

Director: Ms. Sulagna Roy

Host: Ananya and Shivam

A healthy thriving habitat plays a critical role in supporting the biodiversity it inhabits, including us, humans and combating climate change. In this episode of Panda Speaks Season 2, our young podcasters Ananya & Shivam talk about the importance of forests, wetlands, mangroves and other habitats and appeal to the grownups to act for their conservation.

Listen to this super exciting, fun and informative podcast 'Reviving Habitats' to get inspired to take action!

Be sure to join in and let us know your thoughts at [email protected].

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Concept: Ms. Radhika Suri

Script: Ms. Neha Raghav, Ms. Fionna Braganza and Ms. Shreya Bhatt

Editor: Vizgully Creations Pvt. Ltd.

Director: Ms. Sulagna Roy

Host: Ananya Agarwal and Shivam 

On this Earth Hour, one of the largest global movements for nature, WWF India launches the second season of their podcast "Panda Speaks". The new series 'How to Train Your Grownup' is by and for young people to convince their grownups to act for the planet.

The first episode of the season ‘Switch Off’ is a tell-all about the Earth Hour. Listen to our young budding podcasters Ananya and Shivam in conversation with Ridhima Pandey, a young climate activist & TED speaker, and Bonnie Chia, Head of Brand for WWF International and Earth Hour Global, talk about climate change, Earth Hour, and how we can engage our adults.

Be sure to join in and let us know your thoughts on [email protected].

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Concept: Ms. Radhika Suri

Script: Ms. Neha Raghav, Ms. Fionna Braganza and Ms. Shreya Bhatt

Editor: Vizgully Creations Pvt. Ltd.

Director: Ms. Neha Raghav and Ms. Sulagna Roy

Host: Ananya, Shivam, Ashley and Prarthana

On this International Chess Day, the Grandmaster talks about his other passion 'Nature'. Find out how close the rules in Nature are to those in chess and why a greener and more sustainable world is in our best interest. 

In conversation with Radhika Suri, Director Education, WWF India, the Grandmaster Vishwanathan Anand, discusses how it's totally possible to salvage a few bad moves on the chessboard, or in human history!

Tune in and let us know your thoughts on [email protected].

Credits:

Concept : Ms. Radhika Suri

Script: Ms. Neha Raghav & Mr. Samarth Hemendra Sheth

Editor of Recordings: Mr. Nimit Vaishnav

12% of the global Merchant ships or about 20,000 vessels hail from the South East Asian region. We are the powerhouse of trade and need our waterways to provide as smooth a transit as possible. More than 70,000 species of marine life surrounding this region are at play to provide us this ecosystem.

it is paramount to conserve and protect these species and not drive them to extinction. What can we as common citizens do to cause the change? In a fun conversation with Mr. Aditya Kakodkar along with 2 Planet Ninjas listen to this Episode of Panda Speaks called Marine Matters.

Reach us on [email protected] for any queries you may have or if you wish to share any explorations of yours. You could either write or send us your recorded voice with your experience of exploring your own surroundings.

Credits:

Concept: Ms. Radhika Suri

Script: Ms. Neha Raghav & Samarth Sheth

Children Sharing Their Experiences: K Manikanta and Bhargavi

Coordination Admin: Team WWF-India - Ms. Sulagna Roy, Ms. Natasha Ballal, Ms. Annesha Lahiri

Editor of Recordings: Mr. Nimit Vaishnav

Teachers from J&K, Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra and Bihar come together in this episode called the “Ed-Changemakers” to talk about the steps they followed from the One Earth One Home Program of WWF and brought about a massive change amongst students studying in their respective schools.

Learn about how environment education programs can transform schools into eco-friendly entities and make homes more sustainable. Know how nature observation can build multiple skills among the children that not only help them learn better but also inculcate environmental stewardship among them.

If you are a teacher or a student and have an idea you wish to share with us or simply need guidance on how you may bring about any of the mentioned changes in your school or home, please write to us on [email protected]

Credits:

Concept : Ms. Radhika Suri

Script : Ms. Neha Raghav & Mr. Samarth Hemendra Sheth.

Coordination Admin : Team WWF-India - Ms. Sulagna Roy, Ms. Natasha Ballal, Ms. Annesha Lahiri

Editor of Recordings: Mr. Nimit Vaishnav

The best form of motivation is recognition and that’s exactly what we plan on achieving through this episode, we bring to you, as the Title of the Episode says “Beacons of One Earth One Home” [OEOH] Learnings shared by 4 Planet Ninjas from across the country who talk about the changes they brought about in their homes and daily routines. The Planet Ninjas in conversation with our host Samarth Hemendra Sheth are Avni, Class 2 Of Bhavan's Vidya Mandir, Girinagar At Kochi, Sanskriti Dey, Class 8 From Paharipur Girls' High School, Paschim Mednipore, Syuzi Pankajbhai Patel, Kalyani Shala, Gujarat And Spoorthi 9th Std Government High School, Kiresur 

For the OEOH Resources visit : https://academy.wwfindia.org/oneearthonehome/resource.php

For more information on the subject or sharing an experience write to us on [email protected]

Credits:

Concept : Ms. Radhika Suri

Script : Ms. Neha Raghav & Mr. Samarth Hemendra Sheth.

Coordination Admin : Team WWF-India - Ms. Sulagna Roy, Ms. Natasha Ballal, Ms. Annesha Lahiri

Editor of Recordings: Mr. Nimit Vaishnav