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Rizwana urges all to be eco-centric to protect nature

Bangladesh

BSS
17 January, 2025, 03:00 pm
Last modified: 17 January, 2025, 03:02 pm

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Rizwana urges all to be eco-centric to protect nature

Notre Dame Nature Study Club (NDNSC) is organising the two-day summit with the theme 'Endeavor towards a Plastic-Free World'

BSS
17 January, 2025, 03:00 pm
Last modified: 17 January, 2025, 03:02 pm
Syeda Rizwana Hasanat at the 15th National Nature Summit 2025 at Notre Dame College here as the chief guest. Photo : PID
Syeda Rizwana Hasanat at the 15th National Nature Summit 2025 at Notre Dame College here as the chief guest. Photo : PID

Environment, Forest and Climate Change Adviser Syeda Rizwana Hasan today urged all to follow the 'eco-centric' philosophy to protect the ecology and ecosystems, including environment, water, land, and all forms of life.

"We have to be eco-centric in our approaches rather than anthropocentric. We have to put nature at the center of all our activities. We must not try to change the nature as it has its own rules to follow," she told the inaugural session of the 15th National Nature Summit 2025 at Notre Dame College as the chief guest.

Notre Dame Nature Study Club (NDNSC) is organising the two-day summit with the theme 'Endeavor towards a Plastic-Free World'.

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Notre Dame College Principal Dr Fr Hemanto Pius Rozario presided over the inaugural session, addressed, among others, by Prokriti O Jibon Foundation (Nature and Life Foundation) Chairman Muqeed Majumdar Babu as special guest.

 "You all must protect air, soil, and water," said Rizwana, also the water resources adviser, adding, "Any development that does not protect the soil that provides us food, the water that we drink, and the air that is needed for us to take a breath every second is not a development at all."

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