​The Earth Educators Fellowship brings together 20 young environmentalists, emerging grassroots conservationists, school teachers, and informal educators who have an enterprising spirit to challenge the status quo of nature and conservation education in schools and in their communities. They are invited to embark on a 12-month leadership incubator program to explore the natural world, curate experiential learning projects for students, develop skills, and mobilize the community to reimagine nature and conservation education in schools through creative and practical ways.
Curated awareness programmes in 92 schools and colleges in various cities, towns and villages across Tamil Nadu to highlight the importance of tiger conservation, using the film 'The Truth About Tigers' to 35,000 students. 
Earth Authors is a first-of-its-kind mentoring program for children who want to create children’s books. Walking mindfully, middle school students explore the natural world and create storybooks using real-life discoveries. Along the way, they understand crucial threats to the planet, such as the climate crisis, and solutions like ecosystem restoration, food security, and planetary health. Participants learn through a blended, research-backed curriculum designed and implemented by experts. Using their learnings, each participant will write, illustrate, publish a storybook, and speak up for conservation causes. This way, their experiences will help them become critical thinkers, problem solvers, and wise-reasoning individuals.
Curated conservation education and outreach programmes to sensitise 3,500 students in 20 schools about the importance of protecting the Western Ghats Mountain range and its incredible biodiversity, through the film 'Save Our Sholas'.
Empowered and educated 3,500 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 in 21 schools.     
Showcased the diversity of the Southern Western Ghats and The Himalayas 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.   
Enabled 23 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.