Mobius Foundation

09/10/2026

What can a river tell us about the health of a city?

At the 8th International Conference on Sustainability Education, Ms. Sunita Narain, Director General, Centre for Science and Environment (CSE), drew attention to the Yamuna’s deteriorating ecological health, highlighting zero dissolved oxygen levels as a measure of the scale of the challenge.

Her observations point to a larger question: how do we translate environmental evidence into collective understanding and meaningful action? Sustainability education is central to this effort, connecting scientific knowledge with the awareness, critical thinking and responsibility needed to shape a more sustainable future.

05/10/2026

We tend to think of habitats as places: forests, wetlands, grasslands, ecosystems that appear large enough to deserve the name.

But nature does not draw those boundaries.

A hollow in a tree can be shelter.
A puddle can be a nursery.
A fallen log can become a thriving ecosystem.
A patch of grass can sustain an entire food web.

Some habitats last for centuries. Others disappear in weeks. Some are visible from a distance. Others exist in spaces we barely notice. What matters is not how large a habitat looks to us, but how it sustains life.

05/10/2026

What does it take to move sustainability education from conversation to practice?

In this conversation with IANS Wire Service, Ms. Priyanka Sharma, President, Mobius Foundation, spoke about the need to place sustainability at the heart of education and equip young people with the knowledge and agency to participate in shaping a more sustainable future.

Speaking on the sidelines of the 8th International Conference on Sustainability Education (ICSE 2026), she highlighted the importance of taking sustainability beyond policy frameworks and into classrooms, communities and everyday decision-making.

The conversation reflects a central premise of ICSE: education has a critical role to play in connecting knowledge with action and preparing young people to respond to the environmental and social challenges of our time.

Credits: IANS

05/10/2026

01/10/2026

What does sustainable agriculture look like when the conversation begins with those who work the land?

Doordarshan Kisan’s coverage of the 8th International Conference on Sustainability Education captured a key conversation from ICSE 2026: building a sustainable agricultural future requires solutions that connect policy and practice, while recognising the knowledge and lived realities of farmers.

The dialogue highlighted the importance of informed and empowered farming communities in shaping agricultural transitions, alongside the role of policy, research and innovation.

This is where the value of platforms like ICSE lies: bringing diverse perspectives into the same conversation and creating space for ideas to move from institutions and research to the communities they are intended to serve.

Credits: Doordarshan