Report on Best Practices of different clubs of Royal School of Architecture.

Figure 1: The Vice Chancellor, The Assam Royal Global University, addressing a workshop organized by Nature
club, Royal School of Architecture, on World Soil Day.

Best Practices of Nature club:

1. Environmental Stewardship: Foster a commitment to environmental conservation by organizing

activities such as tree planting, clean-up events, and habitat restoration projects to make a positive
impact on the local ecosystem.
 2. Educational Programs: Offer workshops, seminars, and talks on biodiversity, ecology, and
sustainable living to enhance members' knowledge and raise awareness within the community.

3. Field Trips and Nature Excursions: Plan regular field trips to natural areas, parks, or wildlife
reserves to provide hands-on experiences, deepen members' appreciation for nature, and facilitate
a connection with the outdoors.

Figure 2: Students of Nature Club, Royal School of Architecture, participating in creative activity.

4. Native Plant and Wildlife Identification: Arrange sessions focused on identifying local flora and
fauna. Encourage members to create guides or databases of native plants and animals found in the
region.

5. Citizen Science Initiatives: Engage in citizen science projects to contribute valuable data to
ongoing research efforts, fostering a sense of participation in larger environmental conservation
endeavors.
6. Community Garden Projects: Initiate community garden projects to promote sustainable
gardening practices, local food production, and the creation of green spaces within the
community.
7. Campus Sustainability Initiatives: Collaborate with educational institutions to implement eco-
friendly practices, such as waste reduction, energy conservation, and the promotion of sustainable
transportation options.

8. Birdwatching and Wildlife Observation: Organize birdwatching outings or wildlife observation

events to appreciate the local biodiversity and instill a sense of wonder about the natural world.

9. Photography and Artistic Expression: Encourage members to express their connection with nature
through photography, art, or writing. Showcase their creations in exhibitions or publications to
inspire others.