We educate, inspire, and drive change by conducting awareness campaigns, hosting workshops, and organizing educational tours. Our efforts extend to climate action audits, zero-waste events, responsible tourism, regenerative farming, and community upliftment. Collaborations further amplify our impact, fostering meaningful connections for a greener, sustainable future.
Nature’s Orbit, in collaboration with UNICEF and LCOY India, hosted the **Local Conference of Youth (LCOY) 2025** in Guwahati under its Climate Action Literacy initiative. With 55 participants, including students, youth leaders, and experts, the conference addressed pressing urban challenges like waste, pollution, and rapid urbanization. Through interactive sessions and design labs, participants co-created sustainable solutions and developed a Youth Action Agenda, positioning young voices as key decision-shapers in Guwahati’s climate-resilient future.
In collaboration with **UNICEF and Rural Welfare Society**, we held a Climate Change and Sustainability program at **Sonapur College** and its adopted community. **15+ tourism students** and **15+ women** participated, gaining awareness on climate impacts, sustainable tourism, and women-led community action for resilience.
In collaboration with **UNICEF and Rural Welfare Society**, we organized a **WASH–CCES awareness session** at **Dakhin Guwahati HS**, with the participation of **100+ students**. The session emphasized the effects of climate change on water, sanitation, and hygiene, while encouraging practical steps in responsible water use, waste management, and mindful living. Students actively engaged, gaining insights on how collective actions can strengthen sustainable and climate-resilient practices.
In collaboration with **UNICEF and Rural Welfare Society**, an awareness session on **WASH–CCES** was conducted at **PM Shree Chandrapur HS**, with the participation of **100+ students**. The session addressed the impact of climate change on water, sanitation, and hygiene, highlighted responsible water use and waste management, and emphasized mindful living for climate resilience. Students engaged actively, gaining practical knowledge to adopt sustainable practices and contribute to climate action.
We conducted an awareness session on WASH–CCES at Kamrup Academy with 100+ students. The session covered climate change impacts on WASH, mindful actions for mitigation, and students’ role in promoting sustainable living.
In collaboration with NEHHDC, we conducted a hands-on session on paper making and creative art from waste. Students learned recycling techniques, explored upcycling into art, and gained insights into waste reduction and circular economy.
We conducted an awareness session on sustainability and climate action with 100+ students at Army Public School, Narangi. The interactive session engaged students in discussions and activities, fostering awareness of their role in environmental responsibility and building a sustainable future.
In collaboration with NEHHDC, Nature’s Orbit joined Swachhata Pakhwada 2024 with students and community members of Dakhin Guwahati Lachitgarh HS. Activities included climate action awareness, a waste segregation demo, and cleanliness drives. The initiative boosted awareness on waste management and sustainability, with NEHHDC receiving the Best Cleanliness Drive Award from the Ministry of DoNER.
In collaboration with **Sonapur College**, Nature’s Orbit organized a **soap-making workshop** with 20 women from a self-led community group. The session provided **practical training in natural soap-making**, empowering women with sustainable livelihood skills. Participants gained confidence to replicate the process, promoting **eco-friendly living and women-led entrepreneurship**. --- Do you want me to make it even more compact (just 2–3 lines) like the previous ones?
In collaboration with POTLI and NEHHDC, Nature’s Orbit conducted a hands-on session with 50 students of Army Public School, Narangi, on “Rivers of India.” Through interactive activities, students explored the cultural, ecological, and geographical significance of rivers, while building awareness on water conservation and river protection.
Nature’s Orbit conducted a **Soap & Candle Making workshop** with 100+ students of **DPS Khanapara** under its *Natural Living & Skill Development Program*. The hands-on session promoted **sustainable alternatives, creativity, and self-reliance**. --- Want me to trim it further into a 2-line impact-style note?
Debabrata Rajkumar, Founder of Nature’s Orbit, was invited by USTM as a resource person for a session on “Bridging Theory with Practice: Empowering Youth with Skills.” The interactive talk engaged 50 students on applying classroom learning to real-world challenges. He was felicitated by USTM for his contribution toward youth empowerment and skill development.
In collaboration with POTLI and NEHHDC, Nature’s Orbit conducted a hands-on session with 50 students of Sanskriti The Gurukul on “Huts of India.” Students recreated traditional hut models while exploring their cultural, environmental, and sustainable significance. The activity inspired appreciation of indigenous architecture as a source of future-ready sustainable solutions.
Nature’s Orbit conducted a sustainability and climate action workshop at T.C. Girls’ High School, engaging 100+ students in interactive sessions. Students learned about climate change, waste segregation, reducing plastics, energy conservation, and protecting resources. The workshop inspired youth to take small yet impactful steps toward a sustainable future.
Nature’s Orbit hosted a Climate Action & Sustainability program at Tura College, Meghalaya, where 100+ participants engaged in team presentations, solution-building, and collaborative discussions to foster youth leadership in environmental action.
Nature’s Orbit Collective Foundation hosted the UNICEF Assam WASH–CCES Annual Meet at Chandubi Jungle Camp, showcasing the Waste Resource Centre and Rabha Community’s sustainable practices, fostering knowledge exchange and collective climate action.
On International Toilet Day, Nature’s Orbit Collective Foundation held a WASH–CCES awareness program at Dinabandhu High School, Bongaigaon, with 52 students, combining sessions on sanitation’s importance with a school cleanliness drive, supported by UNICEF, Xondhan Foundation, and Rural Welfare Society.
On International Soil Day, Debabrata Rajkumar spoke at Kaziranga University, Jorhat, as a panelist, engaging 100+ students and experts on soil conservation and emphasizing youth leadership in safeguarding soil health for a sustainable future.
Nature’s Orbit Collective Foundation, in collaboration with Maharishi Vidya Mandir Schools, created an eco-friendly Christmas tree from recycled waste, blending festive spirit with sustainability and gifting it to local schools to inspire green practices.
Nature’s Orbit, in collaboration with UNICEF & Rural Welfare Society, held a WASH–CCES session at T C Girls High School, engaging 100+ students on climate impacts, waste segregation, and sustainable habits for resilience and eco-conscious living.
Nature’s Orbit, in collaboration with UNICEF & Rural Welfare Society, held a WASH–CCES session at T C Girls High School, engaging 100+ students on climate impacts, waste segregation, and sustainable habits for resilience and eco-conscious living.
Nature’s Orbit, in collaboration with NEHHDC and Rashtrapati Bhawan, promoted eco-conscious living and indigenous sustainability through a Responsible Tourism Desk, interactive climate action sessions, and eco-games, engaging 10,000+ students and visitors.
Debabrata Rajkumar spoke at *Confluence*, Assam Don Bosco University, Jorhat, addressing 100+ students and experts on the *Power of Youth in Climate Action*. The session highlighted youth-led sustainability and featured an inspiring shared stage with Padma Shri Jadav Payeng, the Forest Man of India.
At Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS), Guwahati, we engaged 30+ students in an awareness program on *Climate Action Literacy and Sustainability*. Through interactive discussions and a detailed presentation, participants connected theory with practice, realizing their power to drive positive change and adopt small yet impactful steps toward a sustainable future.
At Women’s College, Shillong, we guided 25+ students in creating and presenting a documentary on *Waste Literacy*, showcasing the Bhalswa Landfill in Delhi and the struggles of the waste pickers’ community. The session deepened awareness of waste management and inspired students to reflect on their own consumption and disposal habits.
During the NSS Swacchata Campaign at Gauhati University, Debabrata Rajkumar conducted an engaging session for 100+ students on source segregation, conscious consumption, and sustainable living. The interactive session inspired participants to adopt simple yet impactful practices for waste reduction and climate action.
Debabrata Rajkumar, as a resource person for NSS Gauhati University’s Swachhata Campaign, engaged 100+ students in an interactive session on waste segregation, conscious living, and climate action, inspiring practical steps toward sustainability.
Debabrata Rajkumar represented Northeast India at the First AGM of PWCDF in Puri, Odisha, sharing insights on youth, community-led climate resilience, and sustainability, while contributing to national dialogue on drought and flood challenges.
On World Environment Day 2023, Nature’s Orbit and India Tourism, Guwahati, hosted an awareness program at Chandubi Jungle Camp with waste management training, student & community engagement, and eco-friendly practices for tourists.
At the National Integration Camp 2023, Kaziranga University, Debabrata Rajkumar led a session on Climate Action & Zero Waste, engaging 100+ NSS volunteers in sustainable practices, waste reduction, and youth-driven environmental leadership.
Nature’s Orbit organized a Climate Change & Waste Management session with 100+ DPS Duliajan students at Bogibeel River Bank, blending hands-on learning, cultural practices, and indigenous sustainability to inspire eco-conscious living.
At the Northeast NSS Festival, NEHU Shillong, Debabrata Rajkumar engaged 300+ students in a session on Climate Action & Waste Management, inspiring youth to drive sustainable practices and lead community-based climate initiatives.
Nature’s Orbit held a Climate Change & Waste Management session with 50+ DPS Khanapara students at Chandubi Jungle Camp, combining discussions, meditation, and nature walks to foster eco-conscious living and environmental stewardship.
Nature’s Orbit organized a Climate Change & Waste Management session with 100+ DPS Duliajan students at an eco-resort near Sadiya, combining discussions, community engagement, and a river stream clean-up to promote sustainability and eco-conscious habits.
At the *Save the Earth Convention* in Jaipur, Debabrata Rajkumar represented Northeast India as a resource person, sharing insights on youth-led climate action and joining plantation & cleanliness drives to promote sustainable community practices.
Nature’s Orbit held a Climate Action & Sustainability session with 100+ Gyanjyoti Jatia Vidyalay students, using documentaries and interactive discussions to inspire mindful consumption, critical thinking, and eco-conscious living.
Nature’s Orbit organized a Climate Change & Waste Management session with 100+ DPS Duliajan students, featuring live demonstrations, discussions, and hands-on activities to inspire responsible waste practices and eco-conscious living.
Nature’s Orbit hosted a Climate Action & Sustainability program at Tura College, Meghalaya, where 100+ participants engaged in team presentations, solution-building, and collaborative discussions to foster youth leadership in environmental action.
On National NSS Day, Nature’s Orbit held a Climate Action & WASH–CCES session at Gauhati University, engaging 50+ NSS volunteers on sustainability, hygiene, and youth-led community climate action.
Nature’s Orbit hosted a Climate Action & Sustainability program at Tura College, Meghalaya, where 100+ participants engaged in team presentations, solution-building, and collaborative discussions to foster youth leadership in environmental action.
Nature’s Orbit Collective Foundation hosted the UNICEF Assam WASH–CCES Annual Meet at Chandubi Jungle Camp, showcasing the Waste Resource Centre and Rabha Community’s sustainable practices, fostering knowledge exchange and collective climate action.
On International Toilet Day, Nature’s Orbit Collective Foundation held a WASH–CCES awareness program at Dinabandhu High School, Bongaigaon, with 52 students, combining sessions on sanitation’s importance with a school cleanliness drive, supported by UNICEF, Xondhan Foundation, and Rural Welfare Society.
On International Soil Day, Debabrata Rajkumar spoke at Kaziranga University, Jorhat, as a panelist, engaging 100+ students and experts on soil conservation and emphasizing youth leadership in safeguarding soil health for a sustainable future.
Nature’s Orbit Collective Foundation, in collaboration with Maharishi Vidya Mandir Schools, created an eco-friendly Christmas tree from recycled waste, blending festive spirit with sustainability and gifting it to local schools to inspire green practices.
Nature’s Orbit, in collaboration with UNICEF & Rural Welfare Society, held a WASH–CCES session at T C Girls High School, engaging 100+ students on climate impacts, waste segregation, and sustainable habits for resilience and eco-conscious living.
Nature’s Orbit, in collaboration with UNICEF & Rural Welfare Society, held a WASH–CCES session at T C Girls High School, engaging 100+ students on climate impacts, waste segregation, and sustainable habits for resilience and eco-conscious living.
Nature’s Orbit, in collaboration with NEHHDC and Rashtrapati Bhawan, promoted eco-conscious living and indigenous sustainability through a Responsible Tourism Desk, interactive climate action sessions, and eco-games, engaging 10,000+ students and visitors.
Debabrata Rajkumar spoke at *Confluence*, Assam Don Bosco University, Jorhat, addressing 100+ students and experts on the *Power of Youth in Climate Action*. The session highlighted youth-led sustainability and featured an inspiring shared stage with Padma Shri Jadav Payeng, the Forest Man of India.
At Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS), Guwahati, we engaged 30+ students in an awareness program on *Climate Action Literacy and Sustainability*. Through interactive discussions and a detailed presentation, participants connected theory with practice, realizing their power to drive positive change and adopt small yet impactful steps toward a sustainable future.
At Women’s College, Shillong, we guided 25+ students in creating and presenting a documentary on *Waste Literacy*, showcasing the Bhalswa Landfill in Delhi and the struggles of the waste pickers’ community. The session deepened awareness of waste management and inspired students to reflect on their own consumption and disposal habits.
During the NSS Swacchata Campaign at Gauhati University, Debabrata Rajkumar conducted an engaging session for 100+ students on source segregation, conscious consumption, and sustainable living. The interactive session inspired participants to adopt simple yet impactful practices for waste reduction and climate action.
Nature’s Orbit, in partnership with Down Town Hospital and Assam Medical Tourism Trust, held a health camp at Parijat Academy, offering check-ups, awareness sessions, and promoting holistic well-being for the community.
Nature’s Orbit and RSPO hosted an interactive session on sustainable palm oil, using mime and discussions to promote responsible sourcing, mindful consumption, and sustainable supply chains.
Nature’s Orbit held a *Natural Living Workshop* at Nishangram, engaging 300 participants in eco-friendly practices, traditional wisdom, and mindful living to promote sustainability and community harmony with nature.
Nature’s Orbit and NEHHDC organized *Swachhata Pakhwada*, engaging 300 youth in zero-waste practices through workshops, waste segregation, and skill-based activities to promote a cleaner, sustainable campus.
Nature’s Orbit and NEHHDC led the *‘Har Ghar Tiranga’ mission*, delivering flags to 485 artisan households across the Northeast, fostering unity, cultural pride, and community participation in national celebrations.
On World Environment Day, Nature’s Orbit and Sainik Bhawan hosted a program at the War Memorial, Assam, blending tribute, youth engagement, and climate action through discussions, art, and community awareness.
Nature’s Orbit organized a special session with Dr. Ramji, the *Flower Man of India*, at Parijat Academy, where 100+ students explored flower plantation, biodiversity, and sustainable farming through film, hands-on learning, and discussions.
Nature’s Orbit, with The Green Squad, empowered 149 households in Silluk Village to adopt zero-waste practices, engaging youth and producing the documentary *“Footprint”* to inspire sustainable living and community-led waste management.
Nature’s Orbit, in collaboration with The Little Stars School, held a Climate Action Awareness program at an orange orchard in Dambuk, engaging 100+ students in zero-waste practices, conservation talks, meditation, and plogging for sustainability.
At the Surajkund International Crafts Mela, Nature’s Orbit and NEHHDC engaged 25,000+ youth through workshops, exhibitions, and climate awareness sessions, blending Northeast India’s heritage with sustainability and the LiFE movement.
Nature’s Orbit organized a 2-day *Swachhata & Mission LiFE* workshop at IIT Guwahati, training 20+ NSS Coordinators from 8 Northeast states in waste management, sustainable living, and environmental leadership.
Debabrata Rajkumar, founder of Nature’s Orbit, received the *Jal Prahari Samman 2023* in Delhi for his impactful contributions to climate action, water literacy, and sustainability, marking a proud recognition for Assam.
Nature’s Orbit and NEHHDC hosted “Regenerative – Restoring Planet”, a zero-waste event uniting students, experts, and communities to champion climate action, sustainability, and regenerative living.
On World Wetland Day, Nature’s Orbit organized a Health & Wellness Camp at Deepor Beel, combining yoga, health check-ups, a clean-up drive, and community engagement to promote wetland conservation and well-being.
Nature’s Orbit and NEHHDC hosted “Regenerative – Restoring Planet”, a zero-waste event uniting students, experts, and communities to champion climate action, sustainability, and regenerative living.
On World Wetland Day, Nature’s Orbit organized a Health & Wellness Camp at Deepor Beel, combining yoga, health check-ups, a clean-up drive, and community engagement to promote wetland conservation and well-being.