thiruvananthapuram climate education week a sevenday awareness campaign that aimed to spread awareness about the climate and its changing nature concluded here on friday the campaign about climate change its impact and sustainable practices were organized under the project sthithi jointly hosted by change can change climate change citizen india foundation and district administrationwith the theme either change or perish the event was held in 109 schools and colleges in the capital district in connection with annual nss residential camps as many as 25 climate educators led twohour long sessions which highlighted the importance of sustainable lifestyle practices to the young generationaccording to bharath govind g s the project head of sthithi the aim behind conducting the climate education week from december 21 to 28 was to bring about behavioural changes in the students as well as nss volunteers so that they could spread this messages of the green environment to others toothe camp covered 94 schools and 15 colleges from parassala to nilamel each camp had sessions on various topics such as extended producer responsibility campaigns the importance of green protocol energy and water conservation promoting organic farming menstrual hygiene waste management etc said govind tnn