As part of World Water Day and the ongoing Golden Jubilee Year Celebrations of the Kerala Forest Research Institute (KFRI), an expert talk on natural resource management was successfully held at Tectona Hall, KFRI, Peechi. The session, which attracted a diverse audience of environmental enthusiasts, researchers, and students, was led by Smt: Bindu Menon, District Soil Conservation Officer, Thrissur.

In her engaging and insightful presentation, Smti. Bindu Menon emphasized the importance of sustainable water conservation practices and watershed development. Drawing on her extensive experience in the field, she shed light on effective watershed strategies and how they play a pivotal role in managing natural resources while ensuring the sustainability of ecosystems.

The talk covered a range of topics, including methods for soil conservation, the role of forests in water retention, and the need for integrated watershed management to protect water bodies and glaciers. Smti. Menon highlighted how such strategies contribute to biodiversity conservation and the overall health of ecosystems, stressing the importance of community involvement in these initiatives. The event served as a reminder of the urgent need to protect and preserve our natural water resources.