A call for eco volunteering and eco visioning, EVI welcomes all co travellers to figure out as to how one can generate a youth voice, policy support, and advisory level articulation of eco media practices. Every single practitioner weighs in mightily in this journey, and is harbinger of great learning and service to humanity. Being independent of government support, Eco Vision Indica (EVI) symbolises all other collaborative modes of meeting of minds!

As envisioned by the National Convener, Dr S. Nagarathinam, the contributions are much valued as they help develop policy support guidelines for conservation of natural heritage, re-patterning of eco-cultural heritage, making of eco cultural heritage by our youth, and so on. Transformative Eco Thoughts are possible not only with scientific and technological interventions, but also with administration, politics, economies, mobilities, policies and public attitudes. The power and leadership of our clusters of experts can be primarily focused upon the lacunae at local level to create and lay down strong messages for protecting local ecological resources. Therefore, Eco interventions, solutions, pathways should be localized. This is a positive strength of EVI to support and be in action at local levels.

EVI supports leaders, in various sectors or at various levels of society, in formulating a strategy for local level interventions, cultivating conditions for change & impact, and sustainable systemic change. The possible big moves of the EVI are with the Action Leaders to draft Vision, Policy & Communicative action components on Protection, Conservation, and Local Ecological Issues. These EVI Guidelines will be central point for putting ecology first by Media skilled, Enviro-Socio Motivational Leaders who abide by the Constitution of India, the Law of the Land and believe in knowledge driven, creative and constructive spirit, and harmonious co existence. Policy Advancement Support at the Local Levels (PLL)- an advisory support, may be released locally and handed over to interconnected departments of Governments and NGOs, Environment and Social Activists, Policy Action Groups, Public in General may be well informed and they will be stakeholders of the policies and watchdogs.