for Now and the Future
The GWEC is an initiative of S.F.X. Greenherald International School to spread knowledge and raise awareness amongst people in order
to save the environment.

Sunday, August 23, 2015


http://goo.gl/forms/wY7oMJrAl1


Hey guys, this is the registration form for Aobhan's next event #Triple R.
It's an ECA that you can participate, based on the environment. It's a project I've been planning for a while now and I just thought it'd be worth sharing for those of you who are interested. The Registration Form is given in the link above.

Saturday, August 22, 2015

An issue we all to be aware of. As members of GWEC the spread of education regarding environmental degradation is our duty. It's a link to my article


http://dhakainsider.com/bangladesh-news/importance-of-environmental-education-in-bangladesh-to-make-a-cleaner-path-to-induce-information-about-climate-change/

Sunday, August 9, 2015

Urgent: Mandatory Reading for All

This article by R.C. Guha highlights a view point that we are trying to convey through the blog.
All members are encouraged to go through this.

No water, No life, No blue, No green

The attempt of Green Watch 15 is to increase awareness about a very important factor, something we all need, which is water. We are following the motto: "no water, no life, no blue, no green" which explains the current situation in a gist. This year we talk about hydrosphere. Our aim is not only to bring about a certain degree of awareness to the people reading our blog but we also hope to help them bring about a gradual change in the hydrosphere.



We at the GWEC aim to implement newer ideas to spread awareness about the issue at hand. This year we are planning to hold up all recent issues and developments regarding the hydrosphere in our Green Watch 2015 which is the official magazine for our GWEC. 

Friday, August 7, 2015

Urgent: Meeting Update for 08/08/15

Cabinet general and alumni members meeting tomorrow from 9 to 12 at the class 7 Mars venue for making the GWEC schedule for the academic year of 2015 - 16
Please kindly attend tomorrow Saturday, 08/08/15. Thank you.

The World Tiger Day 2015 - GWEC (compiled by Abie Akhand and Rashif Al-Mahmood)

106? - this happens to be the result representing the preliminary findings of a very rather interesting population of tigers left within the boundaries of Bangladesh, it is indeed worrying to say the least. Especially for a nation that prides the great cat as its nation animal. Eleven years ago when the Bengal Tiger started to face extinction, statistics and data capture provided figures of the big cats to be around 440 in the wild. Efforts to help tiger populations began all over the world to help reduce the number of casualties in the ever growing war against poaching of these magnificent animals.  The people of the world helped by raising awareness and for a while due to selective and captive breeding, hope seemed to rekindle for the tigers representing our nations to the world. With everyone doing their part, S.F.X Greenherald International School also joined in on it. Our very own GreenWorld Earth Club (GWEC), led by Julian Malcolm Mendez and Shariful Anwar marched and enthusiastic faces consisting almuni as well as current students from Manik Mia Avenue with hundreds dressed in orange standing up for the endangered species. An army of orange made its way to Krishibid Institute of Bangladesh to attend a workshop on how to inspire the nation to dedicate its resources to save these magnificent animals.

Yet after so much effort, it seems the tigers are once again at the face of extinction. 29th of July has been recognized as the World Tiger Day to raise awareness for the presence of such adversity to the cats. It is recognized all around the world every year and was founded at the Saint Petersburg Tiger Summit in 2010. Many animal welfare organizations pledged to help these wonderful creatures and are still helping to raise funds to reach this goal. The goal of Tiger Day is to promote the protection and expansion of the wild tiger habitats and to gain support through awareness for tiger conservation.



With every factor weighing in even if by the slightest, tigers are anything but safe from extinction. Right now, the best we can do is assist to raise awareness regarding the issue and taking a stand to help maintain more canvases of orange with stripes. For it’s our help that shall engender the balancing act and hopefully tip it towards the benefit of the Bengal Tigers.