Young Environmental Activists from India and the US Win International Eco-Hero Award

Recognition of Young Eco-Heroes: Nine young activists from India and the US are among 17 recipients of the prestigious 2023 International Young Eco-Hero Award, presented by Action For Nature.

Addressing Global Environmental Challenges: These awardees, aged eight to 16, are being honored for their innovative initiatives that tackle urgent environmental issues on a global scale.

Diverse Geographical Impact: Hailing from bustling cities and remote villages, these young luminaries are making a significant impact across diverse environments.

A Green Revolution Unleashed: Beryl Kay, President of Action for Nature, commends these eco-warriors for sparking a “green revolution” that transcends geographical boundaries.

Varied Initiatives: Their projects range from growing saplings and repurposing materials to introducing sustainable menus, innovative gardening techniques, and waste reduction systems.

Eiha Dixit’s Remarkable Start: Nine-year-old Eiha Dixit, the first-prize winner, started her journey at the age of four by growing saplings. She has planted over 20,000 and established a plant bank.

Manya Harsha’s Dedicated Efforts: Manya Harsha, 12, from Bengaluru, has actively engaged in various activities including tree planting, seed ball distribution, and clean-up drives.

Nirvaan Somani’s Innovative Solution: Sixteen-year-old Nirvaan Somani repurposes used jeans into sleeping bags for the homeless, addressing both waste reduction and social issues.

Satvika Iyer’s Sustainable Food Initiative: Fifteen-year-old Satvika Iyer from California has played a role in introducing plant-based menus and sustainable food practices within her school district.

Inspiring Future Generations: These young award winners are not only creating impactful solutions but also inspiring future generations through their passion, dedication, and creativity. They will share their work in a virtual event on August 26th.