Since 2011, TREE has reached out to around 50,000 students in cities, towns and villages across the state of Tamil Nadu, India. The sessions, which were based on carefully chosen natural history and conservation films and experiential learning activities, received an overwhelming response. The following are the programmes conducted through two of our initiatives Youth for Conservation (YFC) and Youth Conservation Action Network (YouCAN).
A one-year, pan India fellowship program for young school teachers, passionate youth and upcoming grassroots conservationists to create eco-clubs for K-12 students through experiential learning, visual storytelling and environmental stewardship.
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Curated awareness programmes in schools and colleges in various towns and villages across Tamil Nadu to highlight the importance of tiger conservation, using the film 'The Truth About Tigers'. 
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Curated Conservation education and outreach programmes to sensitize students about the importance of protecting the Western Ghats Mountain range and its incredible biodiversity, through the film 'Save Our Sholas'.
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Empowering and educating students in small towns and villages through a structured six-month conservation education outreach programme using the medium of exciting and thought provoking wildlife and conservation documentary films, interactive games, activities and audiovisuals.     
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Showcasing the diversity of the Southern Western Ghats and The Himalaya through a photo exhibition, and talks on nature and conservation in Chennai, Coimbatore and  Tiruchirapalli, conducted in collaboration with ace mountaineer and  photographer J. Ramanan.   
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Enabling students to explore the natural world and learn the skills of a naturalist through a 3- day training camp at Periyar Tiger Reserve, Kerala, India.
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