GREEN CAMPUS

SRI BALDEV RAM MIRDHA GOVT COLLEGE NAGAUR(RAJ) college has imparted high-quality education to all sections of society regardless of caste or creed. Green campus is a core concept to building sustainable living practices that are environmental-friendly in educational institutions around the world. Studies have shown that students studying on active green campuses have better knowledge retention capacity and environmental behaviors.

The college welcomes everyone who enters the main gate with its shaded park from both sides named “Lions club Park” surrounded by trees that have been developed by the lions club the other  NSS park. Besides this, many small gardens are creating many green spots in and around the campus. Apart from the two gardens, the college also has a good number of Rohida trees, Rohida is a local tree, well suited for arid regions because of low consumption and water. However, it is equally useful in preventing soil erosion, promoting bio-diversity, and will flourish green premises.

A youth drive for the Propagation, Conservation of the State Flower tree Rohida(Techomella undulata) titled "Operation ROHIDA " achieve the target to create a WOOD BANK for future use in state colleges as directed by Dr. Prem Singh Bugasara NCC OFFICER. The greenery does not end at the outskirts of the campus; with three more gardens situated around different blocks of the campus. The science block and the entrance of the college library have both trees and pleasant green surroundings. There is also a natural eco-green park, with about 100 plants of medicinal flora, situated at the juxtaposition of the Chemistry and Botany department.

 

 

Efforts are being made to develop the other in RUSA garden on RUSA block campus on green concepts, particularly focusing on water conservation; use of alternative sources of energy, solid waste management, green belt development, and sustainable architectural designs of buildings. The campus is designed with several initiatives for reducing energy consumption and utilizing renewable natural resources such as solar panels. Apart from these gardens, our college has several scattered plants and trees within the campus, which are due to Vriksharopan by faculty and students on special occasions, and events. Faculty members, as well as, local benefactors of the college are encouraged to donate plants or trees to the campus, alongside protective tree guards on the special occasion

 

 

SRI BALDEV RAM MIRDHA GOVT COLLEGE NAGAUR (RAJ) College is conscious and committed to the environmental issues concerning the protection, conservation, and sustenance of natural resources. About 1000 plants are maintained With all such steps, SBRM Government College, Nagaur has a unique attribute and zeal in being able to maintain and encourage afforestation in a water-scarce region. The plants and trees not only beautify the campus but also indicate a solid exchange of local cultural values alongside recent climate science.