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Centre for Environment Education
 Environmental
education is a process aimed at developing a world
population that is aware of and concerned about
the total environment and its associated problems
and which has the knowledge, attitudes,
commitments and skills to work individually and
collectively towards the solution of current
problems and prevention of new ones.
Centre For Media Studies
  
CMS SNDP Node on Environment and Media relating to
sustainable development programmes, collates &
disseminates information through electronic
network.
Environmental Protection Training and Research
Institution (EPTRI)
 
Indian Environmental Society
School Of Planning And Architecture
ENVIS
Centre is a network comprising 26 subject on
specific nodes located in various institutions
through out the
country including the Ministry
The Energy and Resources Institute
The
SDNP (Sustainable Development Networking
Programme) Node on Energy and Environment at
The Energy and Resources Institute was established during
1999/2000 so as to engage actively along with SDNP-India,
operating under the
MoEF (Ministry of Environment and Forests),
Government of India, for achieving sustainable
development in India. The SDNP project is funded
by the UNDP
(United Nations Development Programme) and the
IDRC (International
Development Research Centre). This site is
developed and maintained by TERI
World Wide Fund for Nature-India
 The
World Wide Fund for Nature-India (WWF-India) has
been working to promote harmony between mankind
and nature for over three decades. Today, it is
recognized as a premier conservation NGO in the
country dealing with conservation and development
issues.
School of Environmental Sciences, Jawaharlal Nehru
University
Central Pollution Control Board
Subject Area – Control of Pollution (Water, Air
& Noise)
The Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), is
statutory organisation, was constituted in
September, 1974 under the Water (Prevention and
Control of Pollution) Act, 1974. Further, CPCB was
entrusted with the powers and functions under the
Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act,
1981. It serves as a field formation and also
provides technical services to the Ministry of
Environment and Forests of the provisions of the
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986.
Botanical Survey of India
Subject Area – Floral Diversity
ENVIS CENTRE
on Floral diversity in the Botanical Survey of
India, Kolkata funded by the Ministry of
Environment & Forests, Government of India is
engaged in meeting the task of disseminating
information on Floral diversity including the Rare
and Endangered plants to the wide range of users
through the vast infrastructural facilities and
experienced Scientists of the Botanical Survey of
India.
The main objectives of the centre are to collect
and store data on various Floral diversities from
different eco-regions of India. Economic and
Medicinal plants, plants that are used largely for
sustainable development, cottage industries, food
products and plants that are in the categories of
rare and endangered. All these processed
information are disseminated as much as possible
through an appropriate database to the different
users nationally and internationally and to create
an interlink by computer network.
Zoological Survey of India
Subject Area – Faunal Biodiversity
To explore and Survey Faunal Resources,to
undertake Taxonomic studies, to undertake Status
survey of Endangered Species, Publication of
Results through Departmental Journals, Publication
of Fauna of India.
Industrial Toxicology Research Centre
Subject Area – Toxic Chemicals|
The Environmental
Information System (ENVIS Centre) at ITRC
is a network partner with the focal point at the
Ministry of Environment & Forests, Government of
India, New Delhi. Established in January 1984,
this Centre, one of the earliest, functions in the
area of toxic chemicals. In association with
MoEnF and other ENVIS centers it builds
up a repository of information and its
dissemination.
Centre for Environmental Studies, Anna University
Subject Area: Biodegradation of waste &
Environmental Impact
The ENVIS centre estabilished at the Centre
for Environmental Studies, Anna University Chennai
600 025 in the year 1984, is one of the 25 centres
in the country designed to provide information
service in the areas of Biodegradation of waste
and Environmental Impact Assessment . It
aims at collection, storage, retrieval and wide
dissemination of information on the above said
areas for the use of policy planners , decision
makers, research workers, scientists,
administrators and the public.
Centre for Ecological Sciences, Indian Institute
for Science
Subject Area: Western Ghats & Biological Diversity
Environmental Planning
and Coordinating Organisation ‘Kachner’
Paryavaran Parisar
Subject
Area: Environmental Management related to Madhya
Pradesh
National Institute of
Occupational Health
Subject Area: Occupational Health
email:
niohahd@adl.vsnl.net.in
Central Arid Zone
Research Institute (CAZRI)
Subject Area: Dessertification
email:
dcojha@cazri.nin.in
Centre for Advanced
Studies and Marine Biology, Annamalai University
Subject Area: Mangroves, Estuaries, Lagoons &
Coral Reefs
Centre for Mining Envionment, Indian School of
Mines
Subject Area: Environmental Problems in Mining
email:
cme@ismine.ernet.in
National Environmental
Engineering Research Institute (NEERI)
Subject Area: Solid wastes including hazardous
wastes
Gobind
Ballabh Pant Institute of Himalayan Environment &
Development
Subject Area: Himalayan Ecology
email:gbpihed@giasdlol.vsnl.net.in
Bombay Natural History Society
Subject Area: Centre for Avian Ecology and Natural
History Society
The ENVIS centre at the Bombay Natural History
Society was set up in June 1996 to serve as an
ENVIS Centre for Avian Ecology and Inland
Wetlands.
Forest
Research Institute
Subject Area: Forestry
email:ICFR_MIS@400.nicgw.nic.in
Wildlife Institute of
India
Subject Area:Wildlife and Protected Area
Management
Email:wii@giasd101.vsnl.net.in
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