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Workshop on Wise Use, Rehabilitation, Conservation and Protection of Lakes and their Canal Networks in Karnataka

Workshop Invitation

Date: 22 September, 2012
Time: 2.30 pm to 6.00 pm
Venue: SCM House, 29, 2nd Cross, CSI Compound, Mission Road, Bangalore

Workshop Date: 22 September 2012
(REGISTRATION CLOSES 20 SEPTEMBER)

 

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Late Nobel Laureate Prof. Elinor Ostrom commended ESG's efforts to advance wise use and conservation of lakes in Karnataka

Ostroms said ESG's Lakes Intiative “... is an important step towards securing public commons and could go a long way in extending water and food security to millions who are in critical need of the same”.

Press Release : Bangalore : 9 June 2012
Late Elinor Ostrom Nobel Laureate 2009


Elinor Ostrom

 

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Environment Support Group gets United Nations “WATER FOR LIFE” 2012 Best Practices Award

Comprehensive efforts to conserve Bangalore Lakes that bring together Judiciary, Government and wide public considered strategic to building ecological, water and economic security

Press Release : Bangalore : 23 March 2012

 

Environment Support Group (ESG) has been awarded the 2012 UN-Water "Water for Life" Best Practices Award in a ceremony held at the headquarters of the Food and Agriculture Organisation, Rome on 22 March 2012, World Water Day.

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ESG is Gold winner of "Best Green Water Stewardship" award instituted by International Green Awards, UK

Press Release : Bangalore : 29 November 2011

Environment Support Group is happy to share that it is the recipient of the 2011 Gold Award in the category of "Best Green Water Stewardship" instituted by the International 

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Karnataka High Court Committee strongly discourages “commercial” involvement in lake management and rejuvenation

ESG's PIL is basis for this proposal

Press Release : Bangalore : 2 November 2011
Justice N. K. Patil of the Karnataka High Court inspecting Chinnapanahalli Lake

 

PRESS RELEASE : Bangalore : 02 November 2011

Karnataka High Court Committee strongly discourages “commercial” involvement in lake management and rejuvenation

 

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