Habitat development through tree planting and landscaping.
Soil and water conservation measures have been developed in the Campuses.

Afforestation and conservation of trees have been achieved through massive tree planting and tree conservation programme. This greatly favours habitat development and conservation of biodiversity.

Landscaped Gardens provide the Campus a pleasant environmental friendly ambience. Lawns and a variety of gardens - rose garden, herbal garden, Japanese garden are aesthetic as well as educational.

Liquid waste management through bioremediation and solid management through composting and vermicomposting is a significant activity

With the adoption of organic agriculture and chemical free plant growing, the Campus is a “0 chemical zone’.

Ex-situ conservation and cultivation of medicinal plants.

Offering courses for M.Tech., and Ph.D., programmes.

Training and extension programmes are conducted to various groups ranging from individuals, farmers, extension officials, NGOs’ and many others along with field demonstration on the environment management practices.